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intuited Definition and Meaning in English (intuited definition)

verb
Synonyms:sensedperceivedunderstood instinctively
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Intuited definition: To have understood or known something instinctively, without conscious reasoning or evidence.

Definitions of Intuited

  1. 1verb

    To have understood or known something instinctively, without conscious reasoning or evidence.

Example Sentences

casual

“She intuited his feelings even before he spoke a word.”

business

“The detective intuited the suspect's hiding spot.”

Synonyms

sensedperceivedunderstood instinctively

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveintuit
third person singularintuits
present participleintuiting
nounintuition
adjectiveintuitive

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Intuited definition: To have understood or known something instinctively, without conscious reasoning or evidence.
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'Intuited' translates to 'intuited' in English. Intuited definition: To have understood or known something instinctively, without conscious reasoning or evidence.
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