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I intuited his real identity.

Claude often intuits my feelings about things long before I am really aware of them myself.

She can intuit people's emotions.

It's important to intuit the needs of your customers.

He was able to intuit the solution to the problem.

Some people can intuit when something is wrong.

You need to intuit the best course of action.

She could intuit that he was lying.

Intuitively, I knew I should take a different approach.

He intuitively understood the complexity of the situation.

They were able to intuit each other's thoughts without speaking.

Intuitively, she felt that something was about to go wrong.

The heart rate is pretty intuitive, but the stroke volume's a little tricky.

So you more intuit it, you more experience it.

Step Two: Do you sense or intuit?

Just like with extraversion and introversion, all people spend some time sensing and intuiting depending on the situation.

According to the craft developer intuitive machines, which says engineers had to overcome navigation issues in order to make the landing possible.

Well I don't like your revelations. I don't think you intuit well at all

But somehow, I don't know, I just intuit, whoever this carpet designer and I, we're soulmates because we intuit the same thing.

Mr Trump seems to intuit something which du Maurier and other storytellers have grasped—that a character you don't see can make a bigger impression than those you do.

Because children intuit the rules that govern linguistic structure with little if any explicit instruction, philosophers and linguists argued that it must be a product of some uniquely human cognitive process.

According to Meltzer, what Weiss intuited was that there was a " dwindling divide between the expert versus the customer" in the beauty space, and the brand she started was appealingly approachable.