Synonyms for intuitively
in·tu·itive·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. intuitivelyadverb

   in an intuitive manner

   "inventors seem to have chosen intuitively a combination of explosive and aggressive sounds as warning signals to be used on automobiles"

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1. intuitivelyadjective

   Synonyms:
   by intuition

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1. Ravi Rajaram:

   While reducing resident hours may intuitively suggest that patient care may improve, these potential gains may in part be mitigated by communication failures and adverse events stemming from increased transitions in patient care.

2. Deutsche Bank analysts:

   Whilst the COVID-19 outbreak could intuitively be seen as beneficial to online food delivery players, with millions of people under lockdown, we conclude that this is not the case.

3. Dave Nadig:

   Sectors are something most investors understand intuitively, so these 'exclusionary' portfolios might fill a niche for investors with opinions, but not yet faith in the smart beta label.

4. The ISC:

   Therefore including a third company - even if you may have some security concerns about them and will have to set a higher bar for security measures within the system - will, counter-intuitively, result in higher overall security.

5. Mark Alston:

   A lot of us know intuitively that masks in restaurants are fairly comical and mostly theater, because as soon as you sit down at the table, you have to take off your mask to eat and drink.