Easily
Easily adverb - Without difficulty.
Usage example: a skater who easily executes even the most difficult jumps
Intuitively and easily are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intuitively" instead an adverb "Easily".
Intuitively
Intuitively adverb - In an intuitive manner.
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Synonyms for Intuitively
Easily and intuitively are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Easily" instead an adverb "Intuitively".
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- Due to the metaphysics involved, they're all (mostly) replicable with training; while an "Extraordinary Citizen" can't perform as easily or intuitively as an Enlightened Scientist, these technomagical "Sorcerers" can learn to replicate most of these miraculous feats.
Source: The Spark of Genius -
In some cases everything seems to come easily to them except for those things that come intuitively to most of us, in which case the message is that humanity is hard, and by extension, Humans Are Special.
Source: Emergent Human -
This counter-intuitively helps the shotgun come back into its own later in the game against heavily armored mooks, who can resist single assault rifle rounds but can easily be stunned/exhausted by multiple, non-penetrating shotgun blasts.
Source: Short-Range Shotgun
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