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Detailed Translations for instinctive from English to French

instinctive:

instinctive adj

  1. instinctive (intuitive)
    intuitive; intuitif; par intuition; intuitivement
  2. instinctive (intuitive; intuitional)
    intuitif; intuitivement; par intuition
  3. instinctive (by instinct; intuitive)
    instinctif; instinctive

Translation Matrix for instinctive:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- natural
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
instinctif by instinct; instinctive; intuitive
instinctive by instinct; instinctive; intuitive
intuitif instinctive; intuitional; intuitive
intuitive instinctive; intuitive
intuitivement instinctive; intuitional; intuitive
par intuition instinctive; intuitional; intuitive

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Synonyms for "instinctive":

  • natural; spontaneous; self-generated

Related Definitions for "instinctive":

  1. unthinking; prompted by (or as if by) instinct1
    • offering to help was as instinctive as breathing1

Wiktionary Translations for instinctive:

instinctive
adjective
  1. driven by impulse, spontaneous and without thinking
  2. related to or prompted by instinct
instinctive
adjective
  1. Qui tenir de l’instinct, qui naître de l’instinct.

instinct:

instinct [the ~] nom

  1. the instinct (intuition)
    l'intuition; le sentiment; le sens inné; la sensation; l'impulsion; le penchant; l'instinct
  2. the instinct (urge; drive; impulse)
    l'instinct; la pulsion; la tendance; l'impulsion
  3. the instinct (natural drive; natural urge)
    l'instinct; le nez; l'odorat

Translation Matrix for instinct:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
impulsion drive; impulse; instinct; intuition; urge blow; boost; buffer; bump; bumper; caprice; craving; drive; impetus; impulse; incentive; incitement; initiative; instigation; jab; momentum; nudge; punch; push; shove; spur; start; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; thrill; thrust; urging; whim
instinct drive; impulse; instinct; intuition; natural drive; natural urge; urge caprice; impulse; whim
intuition instinct; intuition feeling; hunch; knack; presentiment; presumption; supposition
nez instinct; natural drive; natural urge flair; nose
odorat instinct; natural drive; natural urge sense of smell
penchant instinct; intuition choice; fancy; frame of mind; humor; humour; inclination; liking; mood; preference; taste; temper; tendency; tenor; trend
pulsion drive; impulse; instinct; urge
sens inné instinct; intuition
sensation instinct; intuition commotion; compassion; emotion; feeling; perception; sensation; sensory perception; shake up; upheaval
sentiment instinct; intuition compassion; emotion; excitement; feeling; passion; perception; sensation; sensory perception; sentiment; touch
tendance drive; impulse; instinct; urge drift; fashion; frame of mind; humor; humour; inclination; meaning; mood; orientation on; purport; sense; signification; temper; tendency; tendency toward; tenor; trend
- inherent aptitude
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- replete

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Synonyms for "instinct":


Related Definitions for "instinct":

  1. (followed by `with')deeply filled or permeated1
    • words instinct with love1
  2. inborn pattern of behavior often responsive to specific stimuli1
    • the spawning instinct in salmon1
    • altruistic instincts in social animals1

Wiktionary Translations for instinct:

instinct
noun
  1. a natural or inherent impulse or behaviour
instinct
noun
  1. mouvement intérieur qui est naturel aux animaux et qui les fait agir sans le secours de la réflexion pour accomplir des actes conformes à leur espèce et adapter à leurs besoins.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• instinct → sentiment; intuition ↔ Gefühl — Intuition, die Fähigkeit, bestimmte Dinge ohne viel Nachdenken richtig einzuschätzen
• instinct → instinct ↔ Instinkt — Zoologie, Tierpsychologie: Tieren angeborene, nicht gesteuerte Verhaltensweise in bestimmen Situationen
• instinct → instinct; impulsion ↔ Trieb — Psychologie/ Psychiatrie: inneres Verlangen; innerer Antrieb, die eigenen Bedürfnisse zu befriedigen

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