Intwisyon (en. Intuition)
in-twi-zi-yon
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
A capability to understand or feel without the need for logical reasoning.
Maria has a strong intuition, so she quickly figured out the right decision.
May malakas na intwisyon si Maria, kaya agad niyang nalamang naisip ang tamang desisyon.
Judgment based on feelings and experiences instead of on facts.
Her intuition about the situation helped her avoid danger.
Ang kanyang intwisyon tungkol sa sitwasyon ay nakatulong sa kanya na makaiwas sa panganib.
Immediate understanding of something that does not require deep analysis.
Her intuition led her to the right path in life.
Ang intwisyon niya ang nagdala sa kanya sa tamang landas sa buhay.
Etymology
English (intuition)
Common Phrases and Expressions
relying on intuition
Having confidence in one's own inclinations or feelings.
pagsandig sa intwisyon
Related Words
intuitive
Related to the ability to understand without needing details or explanations.
intuitive
Slang Meanings
A feeling or gut instinct that is right.
I felt that something bad would happen, so I followed my intuition.
Na-feel ko na may mangyayaring masama, kaya sumunod ako sa aking intwisyon.
Unconscious understanding.
Sometimes, my intuition leads me to the right decision.
Minsan, ang intwisyon ko ang nagdadala sa akin sa tamang desisyon.
Reflects wisdom or experience.
In situations, intuition is closely related to wisdom gained in life.
Sa mga situwasyon, malapit na ang intwisyon sa karunungan na nakuha sa buhay.