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intuition
noun as in insight
Example Sentences
“He brought a lot of knowledge and intuition to our coaches and players,” Orgeron told the Times’ Gary Klein.
It's done very much on feeling and the kind of technique and logic of cooking applied to feeling and intuition.
I cook with a sense of intuition, passion and style and that's the foundation of the restaurant we've created.
McLaren notes "Trump is speaking to an audience that since 2016 has come to share Trump’s worldview, his political intuition, his apprehension of the world, what the Germans call Weltanschauung and has created a visceral, almost savage bond with the aspiring dictator."
A moral intuition is a value that is not fully conscious and is the unexamined foundation of many seemingly distinct issues, such as immigration, gender and sexual beliefs and the need to censor.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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