intuitive in Greek
intuitive in Greek is διαισθητικός, αυτονόητος, ευκολονόητος — intuitive means easy to understand or use without needing to think it through.
intuitive in Greek
διαισθητικός
Pronounced: diaisthitikos
Spontaneous, without requiring conscious thought.
αυτονόητος
Pronounced: aftonoitos
Easily understood or grasped by intuition.
ευκολονόητος
Pronounced: efkolonoitos
Easily understood or grasped by intuition.
What does "intuitive" mean?
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adj Easy to understand or use without needing to think it through.
"The new app has a really intuitive interface."
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intuitive in a sentence
- The new app has a really intuitive interface.
- Cooking came naturally to her; it was almost intuitive.
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What is "intuitive" in Greek?
"intuitive" in Greek is διαισθητικός, αυτονόητος, ευκολονόητος. intuitive means: Easy to understand or use without needing to think it through.
How do you pronounce διαισθητικός?
"intuitive" in Greek is διαισθητικός, pronounced "diaisthitikos".
How do you use "intuitive" in a sentence?
Example: "The new app has a really intuitive interface." In Greek, "intuitive" is διαισθητικός, αυτονόητος, ευκολονόητος.
Are there other ways to say "intuitive" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "intuitive": διαισθητικός, αυτονόητος, ευκολονόητος.
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