Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Intuition"

A: This refers to that feeling you get in your stomach sometimes. Sometimes it can feel like a warning, other times you feel off/weird about something. You can also feel good about a path you should take.

A: Formal experimentation and analysis are often used to back things up as facts. For example, water boils at 100 degrees celsius. This has been done through experimentation and analysis of data. These two things are super important when deciding something as fact.

But for him, he considered intuition as equally important.

Cop A: Mark is the criminal, not Jack.
Cop B: Do you have evidence?
Cop A: My intuition says so.

A: Noun: intuition

1. Instinctive knowing (without the use of rational processes)

2. An impression that something might be the case

Example: "He had an intuition that something had gone wrong."

- So "walking without intuition" would mean:

Walking without noticing what is going on or moving around you.

A: thank you sooo much !

A: Can't recall the psychological term, but it is a type of bias. We think we know the answer or what is going to happen so we only 'see' information or data that confirms our bias. Right, it is called 'confirmation bias'!

A: Sure, here are some example sentences using the word "intuition":

1. Trusting her intuition, Sarah chose to take the scenic route home.
2. His intuition told him something wasn't right about the situation.
3. Even without evidence, her intuition often proved to be accurate.
4. Following his intuition, he decided to invest in the startup.
5. She had a strong intuition that her best friend was hiding something.

Common expressions related to intuition include:

1. **Gut feeling:** A strong intuition or instinct about something.
2. **Women's intuition:** The belief that women have a stronger intuitive sense.
3. **Intuitive leap:** A sudden and instinctive understanding or solution.
4. **Follow your instincts:** Trust your intuition when making decisions.
5. **Sixth sense:** An innate ability to perceive or sense things beyond the usual five senses.
6. **Listen to your inner voice:** Pay attention to your intuition or inner feelings.
7. **Hunch:** A feeling or guess based on intuition rather than evidence.
8. **Feel it in one's bones:** A strong intuition or feeling about something.

A: my intuition is known to be strong
I have a bad intuition today
my intuition was wrong

these are some of the examples that I managed to come up with

A: "Intuition" is knowing fact without proof. If you know by intuition, it makes sense to you without logic. It just feels right.

A: “It was his intuition that guided him.”
“How did you know? Was it your intuition?”

Intuition means the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for reasoning. Trusting your first, initial feeling you have. Trusting your gut feeling. Instincts. Immediate understanding.

Hope this helped and if you’re still confused feel free to ask more questions!

A: "They say that when you feel something is wrong you should trust your intuition."

"Never question a woman's intuition"

"I can always trust his intuition"

"Her intuition was correct!"

Those ok?

A: Intuition is a person's sense of judgment, which can be improved through experience. Instinct is the knowledge a person or animal is born with.

A: @learner-_ both intuition and hunch are synonymous with an instinct or a feeling.
Hunch can also mean to crouch or bend.
I have a hunch the stock market is going to take a hit with all the bad news circulating.
My intuition tells me that I will meet my soulmate soon.
I’m so tall, I have to hunch over when I take a shower.

A: Ooof! Interesting question. This is less about language and more almost philosophy.

Basically they mean about the same... in some contexts.

A hunch is used for a specific thing, when you have a feeling that you’re right but not for certain about a question or a mystery. A hunch is like a response in the gut, but could also be good detection from noticing tiny clues.

I don’t know for sure what she will give me as a birthday present, but I have a hunch. (Maybe after seeing an open browser for online shopping, for example.)

The detective followed his hunch that Mr X was the thief. (Maybe because Mr X acted guilty or has no alibi.)

Intuition is more general and vague. It can be used in both those sentences above. But it can also be used on its own about a quality a person has. An inner knowing beyond conscious thought. The ‘in’ part of the word tells you that its part of the person’s nature.

A: Her art is so intuitive.
B: Yes, she has strong intuition and in all other areas of her life too.

A dog has good intuition, so will often know that someone is not trustworthy before a person knows.

A: Intuition is when you have this gut-feeling about something, where as instinct is when you do something without thinking at all, which maybe a habit.
eg. your intuition tells you that someone is following you and a kung fu fighter who has fast reflexes instinctively grabs a porcelain plate which was about to crash on the floor.

A: Examples of common phrases:

"How do you know they're dating?"
"I just have a hunch."

**When using hunch you must say "a hunch" so "have/had a hunch", it cannot be used be itself.

"How did you know that man was the killer?"
"Intuition."

"My intuition's telling me they went this way."

They're pretty much the same thing.

A: I have good intuition

A: intution

A: It's good!

"develop" is the word I think you would more often hear used with "intuition," though.

A: × I just have an intuition that the direct translation couldn‘t work, but you know, because I didn’t come to foreigners quite enough, I don’t know the equivalent of what I want to express for sure.
✓ I get the feeling that direct translation doesn't work, but you know, because I don't come into contact with foreigners often enough, I don’t know the equivalent of what I'm trying to say for sure.

× So the embarrassing thing is that neither could I translate Chinese into English directly nor could I just speak naturally.
✓ So the embarrassing thing is that I couldn't translate Chinese directly into English, nor could I just speak naturally.

A: You should rethink the intuitions you have felt because they may lead to negative consequences.

A: I believe that my intuition is the best way.

A: It sounds pretty good think of it like this: (in-two-ish-shawn) but then clump it all together to sound natural