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It can be used when describing actions, decisions, or behaviors that are guided by intuition rather than rational thought or analysis. Example: "She made her decision based on instinct, trusting her gut feeling about the situation."
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They can design based on instinct.
It's just based on instinct".
His rehearsals were painstaking but ultimately based on instinct.
"Most of what I do is based on instinct".
City officials acknowledge that their plan is based on instinct as much as on science.
Studio bosses like to portray themselves as high-stake gamblers who spend tens of millions based on instinct.
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"Driving from one tough street to another, we got a sense of the challenges that cops faced and how they have to make a potentially life-or-death decision based on instincts," Mr. Craig said.
"She has been the first to call many major markets, showing with data what many of us are pursuing based on instincts," Pincus said.
We believe that subjective decision making based on instincts can never be as powerful as understanding consumer demands as they develop and catering to them real-time.
Fear dictates your decisions based on instincts.
Be aware that the reaction of your pets during a disaster event will be based on instincts and fear.
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