V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
intuitive
adjective
Definition: known by insight, nature, or intuition, rather than by reason or rationality
Synonyms: instinctive, perceptive, innate, natural
Antonyms: learned
Tips: Intuitive is related to the word intuition, which refers to having the knowledge of something, without having to learn it or discover it. It often connotes the idea of instinct. If something is intuitive, it is easy to understand without much study. For example, software companies strive to make computer software as intuitive (easy to learn) as possible.
Usage Examples:
A mother's understanding of her child's needs is often intuitive. (instinctive)
He asked me how I knew the answer to his question, and I told him that it was intuitive. (natural, instinctive)
This software is so intuitive and easy to use, even my technologically inept mother was able to use it. (instinctive)
She had an uneasy feeling walking home that night, and since her intuition was usually right, she stopped by a friend’s house on the way. (hunch, instinct) noun
Discover How You Can Improve Your
Vocabulary 10 to 100 Times Faster with
the Power Vocabulary Builder
Dear Friend,
The definition and lessons for the word intuitive were made available by the Power Vocabulary Builder.
The Power Vocabulary Builder will help you develop a fuller, richer vocabulary 10 to 100 times faster than any other program available.
Visit the the Power Vocabulary Builder site right now to discover how you can get full access to this breakthrough program today!
fledgling - Definition of fledgling
labyrinth - Definition of labyrinth
incessant - Definition of incessant
raconteur - Definition of raconteur
proviso - Definition of proviso
