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intuit
in·tu·it [ in t it ] (past and past participle in·tu·it·ed, present participle in·tu·it·ing, 3rd person present singular in·tu·its)


transitive verb 
Definition:
 
know instinctively: to be aware of or know something without having to think about it or learn it
[Mid-19th century. Back-formation <intuition]
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