intuitif

adjectivecommon noun

Syllable Decomposition

intuitif

Etymology

with the sense of "characterized by immediate knowledge", a learned derivative of the Latin intuitus ("a glance") with the adjectival suffix -if.

Definitions

1. Which appeals to intuition, which is automatic, innate and makes little or no use of reason.: Bien des interfaces informatiques se veulent intuitives.
Elle est très intuitive dans ses jugements sur les gens.

2. Which results from intuition. théologiephilosophie: Les bienheureux ont la vision intuitive de Dieu.
Connaissance intuitive.

3. Which appeals to the senses rather than the reasoning or memory of the learner.: Méthode intuitive.

Antonyms

contre-intuitifinintuitifraisonnéréfléchi

Translations

english:intuitive
greek:διαισθητικός
polish:intuicyjny
swedish:intuitiv

See also

intuitive (adj.) intuition (cn.) intuitionniste (adj.) intuitifs (adj.) intuitives (adj.)