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instincts
noun as in gut feeling, idea
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Since all he wants to do is bad, it's good if his biggest obstacle to his agenda is his own terrible instincts.
She was at her best Wednesday in an opening game of the City Section Open Division playoffs, using her speed and instincts to make an interception and run 60 yards for a touchdown.
Trump himself, at least, was well-advised to stay neutral in the Senate leadership contest, knowing that this was one internal battle where his input would have limited effect, and where his instincts could have brought him to a place of embarrassment.
And any maternal instincts that I ever had, as small as they were, were absolutely sated by this character.
It offends many senators’ sensibilities, and it’s a political misread from a guy who’s asking colleagues to entrust their fates in his political instincts.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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