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. Elizabeth Bruch:

   Intuitively, I expected to find some sort of desirability gap.

2. Robert Alexander Jr.:

   Two of the methods of conviction, or tools used in conviction that would intuitively be the most reliable, we found to be the most unreliable.

3. 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.

4. Southeast Asia.WateRoam CEO David Pong:

   We're going with a no-frills approach because we're looking at water as a basic problem and a basic commodity... and as a result, we needs basic technology to solve this problem, we want people who are laymen — not specialists or engineers — to be able to pick up this product and intuitively know how to use it.

5. Peter Hotez:

   Intuitively, Baylor College of Medicine doesn't make sense to claim 92 % protection just based on 20 events. But we'll have to see the data, the regulators need to see the data and a regulatory authority that has experience should review the data such as the EMA, the European Medicines Agency. They're the ones that really need to look at this and say, well, you know, this is too small, really, for you to say is 92 % effective.