CEFR B2

intuitive

adjective

Meaning

Perceived or understood without conscious reasoning or study; readily understood or learned.

Examples

The new software has a very intuitive interface, making it easy for beginners to navigate.
She had an intuitive understanding of complex mathematical problems, often solving them without showing her work.

Synonyms: instinctive, natural, spontaneous, innate

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intuitive (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtjuːɪtɪv/

Definition

Perceived or understood without conscious reasoning or study; readily understood or learned.

Examples

The new software has a very intuitive interface, making it easy for beginners to navigate.
She had an intuitive understanding of complex mathematical problems, often solving them without showing her work.
Learning to ride a bicycle feels intuitive after a while, even though it takes practice at first.

How to Use intuitive

intuitive to use (collocation): Easy and natural to operate. — "The new operating system is very intuitive to use, even for first-time users."
intuitive sense of (collocation): A natural feeling or understanding about something. — "He has an intuitive sense of direction, never needing a map."

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