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Definition of intuit

intuit

/ɪnˈtuː.ɪt/
in · tu · it

Adverb:intuitively
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Adjective:intuitive
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Past Simple:intuited
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Past Participle:intuited
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Present Participle:intuiting
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1

To understand, perceive, or work out by intuition, without conscious reasoning.

Example

"Experienced teachers can often intuit when a student is struggling with a concept before any test is graded."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in the mid-19th century as a back-formation from 'intuition', ultimately from Latin 'intueri' ('to look upon or contemplate'), combining 'in-' ('upon') and 'tueri' ('to look at or watch over').

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