Instinct
Instinct noun - Inborn pattern of behavior often responsive to specific stimuli.
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Synonyms for Instinct
Judgment and instinct are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judgment" instead a noun "Instinct".
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Related pairs
- feeling and instinct
- feeling and judgment
- sentiment and instinct
- sentiment and judgment
- intuition and instinct
- intuition and judgment
- belief and instinct
- belief and judgment
- notion and instinct
- notion and judgment
- conception and instinct
- conception and judgment
- opinion and instinct
- opinion and judgment
Both words in one sentence
- Each book has three parts, and in-story there are the Three Pillars of Tygrine philosophy (instinct, judgment, and spirit), and three gates at the heart of Fiåney leading to realms that represent each of the pillars.
Source: Arc Number - Although he does make some notoriously poor judgment calls in almost every other area imaginable, his survival instinct, ability to think on his feet and improvise are fundamental to his very character.
Source: Street Smart
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