Intuitive Definition

ĭn-to͝oĭ-tĭv, -tyo͝o-
adjective
Having to do with intuition.
Webster's New World
Having, or perceiving by, intuition.
Webster's New World
Easily understood and simple to use.
A web browser with an intuitive interface.
American Heritage
That is or can be perceived by intuition or common sense.
An intuitive truth.
Webster's New World
The definition of intuitive is something done with from instinct, or something that is easy-to-use.
When a piece of computer software just makes sense and is easy to use, this is an example of software that would be described as intuitive.
When a mother just senses that something is wrong with her child, this is an example of an intuitive feeling.
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noun
A person who is supposedly sensitive to forces beyond the physical world; psychic.
Webster's New World

One who has (especially parapsychological) intuition.

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Origin of Intuitive

  • From Middle French intuitif, from Medieval Latin intuitivus

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Intuitive Sentence Examples

  • This excludes all possibility of innate ideas or any faculty akin to intuitive reason.

  • But first I deserve a reward for my intuitive skills.

  • He was, however, possessed of a logical rather than an intuitive mind.

  • The Cambridge school, regarding morality primarily as a body of truth rather than a code of rules, insist on its absolute character and intuitive certainty.

  • In philosophy he devoted himself to ethics, and especially to the examination of the ultimate intuitive principles of conduct and the problem of free will.

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