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Intuited

Definition:

Intuited is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "intuit." It refers to the act of knowing or understanding something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning or evidence.

Senses:

Sense 1:

When used transitively, intuited refers to the action of perceiving or comprehending something directly, usually based on gut feelings or instinct.

Example sentence: She intuited the danger lurking behind his friendly smile.

Sense 2:

When used intransitively, intuited indicates the state of having an intuitive understanding or insight about something.

Example sentence: As the artist stared at the blank canvas, inspiration suddenly intuited.

Popular usage:

In casual conversations, intuited is frequently used to describe a person's ability to grasp concepts or information without needing to think rationally or analyze evidence.

Example sentence: John intuited the truth behind the puzzle and solved it effortlessly.

Local usage:

In certain regions, particularly among philosophical or spiritual circles, intuited may have a deeper connotation, describing a profound connection with the universe or higher realm.

Example sentence: The mystic claimed to have intuited the secrets of the universe through deep meditation.

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