Intuitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTUITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INTUITION, the power of the mind by which it immediately perceives the truth of things without reasoning or analysis
• the ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning
• a thing that one knows or considers likely from instinctive feeling rather than conscious reasoning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• quick and ready insight

Words related to INTUITIONS

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How to use INTUITIONS in a sentence

• Form your own impressions and cultivate your intuitions.
• It has a life of its own, independent of reason, above instinct, among the quickest intuitions of the soul.
• Intuitions depend on affections, concepts on functions, that is, on unifying acts of the understanding.
• His religious intuitions were so deep and clear that he was able always to find his way by their aid.
• It differs from Kant as to the source of the intuitions, pronouncing them the results of experience built up into legitimate factors of the mind by heredity.
• It had a bracing effect to have my comfortable intuitions plucked from me, and to be bidden to walk alone.
• A man is not supposed to have uncanny intuitions, even when his wife is a wonderfully attractive woman who does not care for him except in a friendly sort of way.
• Olga has often amazed me by the accuracy of her intuitions.
• She lay for hours, quite motionless, staring into the gloom of her narrow bedroom, her mind ruthlessly shaping formless, vague intuitions into definite convictions.
• Let him keep his insight clear, through moral discipline keep his intuitions high, his spirit pure, and then he can furnish the materials for philosophy.
• There are social intuitions, mysterious in their origin, and yet hitting singularly near the truth.
• All would be well if every faith were alike and the intuitions of the human race were constant.
• Its feet are on something more solid than texts or traditions or intuitions.
• I like to have some intellectual justification for my intuitions.
• I considered the impulse to be a true leading, quite as true as the other intuitions which I have before now successfully followed, so I made my arrangements all day.
• People of the old, old races, like the Arabs, have the most wonderful intuitions.
• They must come to give due weight to the testimony of consciousness, and to the intuitions of the reason and conscience.
• It may be reckoned among the great intuitions, which in the fulness of the times, united the religious and reflective minds of all nations.
• The theory of the quality of the human mind, with its every-day, jerky reasoning powers and its submerged, smooth intuitions, finds its strongest support in such an individual.
• His sympathies are so broad, his intuitions so keen, his understanding so subtle.
• Language in its fundamental forms is the symbolic expression of human intuitions.
• We are at present very far from able to define just what these fundamental form intuitions are.
• Language is itself the collective art of expression, a summary of thousands upon thousands of individual intuitions.
• A photograph cannot talk, cannot act, cannot reveal the man within by any subtle appeal to what are called the intuitions.
• There have been, and still are, developing in the race, certain fundamental Moral Intuitions.
• Its writers may anticipate the thought of ages by profound intuitions, pregnant imaginations, visions of the seer, as Plato does.
• Her intuitions, allied to a sensitive nature, unite in defending against evil.
• Its prophetic intuitions were far from being more trivial than material appearances.
• On the contrary those intuitions were momentous and inspiring.
• The intuitions from which mathematical deduction starts are highly generic notions drawn from observation.
• A moralist who rests in his intuitions may be a good preacher, but hardly deserves the name of philosopher.
• My own intuitions are strong, but I want my knowledge to be stronger.

Similar words containing TUITION without suffix s and without prefix in

tuition7 tuitions8 attuition9 intuition9 tuitional9 attuitions10 tuitionary13 attuitional11 intuitional11 intuitionism14 intuitionist12 intuitionally16 intuitionisms15 intuitionists13 intuitionalism16 intuitionalist14 intuitionalisms17 intuitionalists15

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