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instinctively
[ in-stingk-tiv-lee ]
adverb
- in a way that is innate, unlearned, or not under conscious control:
A smiling mouth raises the pitch of the voice, which is instinctively perceived as less dominant and more approachable.
My few friends were often unavailable for play, so I instinctively turned to the family dog.
- in a way that stems from natural insight or inclination; intuitively:
The exhibits are intended to be used instinctively, and the instructions and explanations are easy to understand.
Other 51Թ Forms
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- ·-·پԳ·پ· adverb
- ܲ··پԳ·پ· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of instinctively1
Example Sentences
“I started out as an artist, sketching every storyboard for each of my films, and it’s remarkable how instinctively the visual language of storytelling in ‘Modville’ unfolds,” said Scott.
"Creativity and basic decision-making, which we learn instinctively as a kid, you don't see so much here," the player says.
By her demeanour, I also instinctively sensed that a polite toot of the horn was not the appropriate response.
A leopard climbs a tree, her cub observing from below before instinctively following her lead.
She knew instinctively there was an issue and began to search for the reason, which took 10 months.
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