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instinctual

/in-stingk-tiv/US // ɪnˈstɪŋk tɪv //UK // (ɪnˈstɪŋktɪv) //

本能的,本能,本能地,直觉

Related Words

ingrained根深蒂固的,刻骨铭心的,根深蒂固,深刻的innate与生俱来的,天生的,先天的,与生俱来intuitive直观的,直觉的,直观,直觉impulsive冲动的,冲动的人,冲动,冲动型inherent固有的,内在的,内在,固有natural自然,自然的,天然的,天然visceral内脏,内脏的,内脏器官,本能spontaneous自发的,自发,自发地,自发形成的accustomed习惯的,习惯,习惯于,习惯了congenital先天性的,先天性,先天的,先天habitual习惯性的,惯常的,惯用的,习惯性inborn天生的,先天性,先天性的,先天的instinctual本能的,本能,本能地,直觉intrinsic本质上的,本质,本质上,本质的involuntary非自愿,非自愿的,非自愿性,非自主knee-jerk膝跳,跪舔,跪求,跪舔式mechanical机械,机械的,机械式,机械化native本地人,本地的,本地人的,本地居民normal正常,正常的,普通的,普通regular定期,定期的,定期检查,定期举行

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of, relating to, or of the nature of instinct.
    • : prompted by or resulting from or as if from instinct; natural; unlearned: an instinctive will to survive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.instinctive
Synonyms
accustomed习惯的,习惯,习惯于,习惯了by seat of one's pantscongenital先天性的,先天性,先天的,先天habitual习惯性的,惯常的,惯用的,习惯性impulsive冲动的,冲动的人,冲动,冲动型inborn天生的,先天性,先天性的,先天的ingrained根深蒂固的,刻骨铭心的,根深蒂固,深刻的inherent固有的,内在的,内在,固有innate与生俱来的,天生的,先天的,与生俱来intrinsic本质上的,本质,本质上,本质的intuitional直观的,直觉的,直观,直觉intuitive直观的,直觉的,直观,直觉involuntary非自愿,非自愿的,非自愿性,非自主knee-jerk膝跳,跪舔,跪求,跪舔式mechanical机械,机械的,机械式,机械化native本地人,本地的,本地人的,本地居民natural自然,自然的,天然的,天然normal正常,正常的,普通的,普通regular定期,定期的,定期检查,定期举行rooted有根基的,有根的,有根有据的,有根有据second-naturespontaneous自发的,自发,自发地,自发形成的typical典型的,典型,典型的是,典型代表unlearned未学过的,不学无术,未学习的,不学无术的unmeditated非预谋的,非预谋,非蓄意的,非预设的unpremeditated非预谋的,非预谋,非预设的,非预设unprompted无提示的,未经提示的,未提示的,无提示unthinking不假思索,不思考,不思进取,不思量visceral内脏,内脏的,内脏器官,本能

Examples

  • To keep a commonplace is instinctual to intellectual cultivation.

  • Rather, there is a constant back-and-forth between the conscious and the unconscious, between the rational and the instinctual.

  • This was primal and instinctual and it gripped me like an invisible claw.

  • Style, she believes, is instinctual, however intellectual her insights might seem.

  • Still staring into her daughter's eyes, she reaches an instant, instinctual decision.

  • Phildee's probe swept past the laboring mind directly into her telepathic, instinctual centers.

  • I have the calling card of reason plus an instinctual nature.

  • Still, though a behaviorist, he upheld certain instinctual motivation theories.

  • One concerns the human desire to form an alliance in the form of family, which seems almost instinctual.

  • It was once, when men were primitively close to Nature, instinctual knowledge.

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