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intuit Definition

in·tuit (in to̵̅o̅it, -tyo̵̅o̅-; into̵o wit)

transitive verb, intransitive verb

to know or learn by intuition

Etymology: < L intuitus

intuit Related Forms

in·tu·it·able adjective

intuit Usage Examples

Object

  • thing: She then guesses / intuits 6 more things, without either partner speaking.
  • essence: If an essence is metaphysical, a person would just look at an object and abstract or intuit the essence.
  • proposition: Others allow for the possibility of false intuited propositions.
  • meaning: Intuit the meaning of synchronicities, as James Redfield recommends in The Celestine Prophesy.
  • reserve: Intuit reserves the right to take reasonable steps to verify any requests for personal information it receives.
  • check: Artistic Checks Chose between intuit checks, laser checks and discount business checks and click on the links that match.

Used with why or when

  • what: How wonderful that your friend was able to intuit what was really going on backstage.
  • when: It is very easy to intuit when someone is afraid.

Converse of subject

specify: The price payable for the Intuit software shall be as specified by Intuit from time to time.

Modifies a noun

  • software: You may not market, distribute or resell the Intuit software outside the Territory without Intuit's prior consent in writing.
  • product: Inform you about upgrades to your purchased Intuit products iv.

Modifying Another Word

  • not: Fearing that I might have been wishing and not intuiting, I asked the Yi what to think of the intuition.
  • between: Artistic Checks Chose between intuit checks, laser checks and discount business checks and click on the links that match.
  • already: Many teachers already intuit the strength of this argument.