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instinctively in Italian

instinctively in Italian is istintivamente — instinctively means automatically, by instinct, without stopping to think or being taught.

instinctively in Italian

istintivamente
adv
Innately; by instinct; without being taught.

What does "instinctively" mean?

  1. adv Automatically, by instinct, without stopping to think or being taught.
    "She instinctively ducked as the ball flew toward her."
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instinctively in a sentence

  • She instinctively ducked as the ball flew toward her.

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What is "instinctively" in Italian?

"instinctively" in Italian is istintivamente. instinctively means: Automatically, by instinct, without stopping to think or being taught.

How do you use "instinctively" in a sentence?

Example: "She instinctively ducked as the ball flew toward her." In Italian, "instinctively" is istintivamente.

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