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intuitively
adverb as in apparently
adverb as in instinctively
Strongest match
adverb as in ostensively
Example Sentences
“Something that everybody experienced were shortages and panic during the pandemic. And intuitively, Americans know that if you produce something here, that’s less likely to happen,” Paul said.
“Art was added intuitively, based on where it felt right in the landscape. Over time, that spontaneity evolved into something more intentional,” she says.
Of course, Michael intuitively realizes that new beginnings can be messy.
We wanted Alicia Florrick, our lead, to have to rely on a character who was the exact opposite of her: a quirky and confused lawyer with no color sense who was intuitively brilliant.
That’s a more intellectual way of saying what I think I was doing intuitively all along.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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