Definition of instinctively in English:

instinctively

adverb ɪnˈstɪŋktɪvli

Without conscious thought; by natural instinct.
Elizabeth reacted instinctively in giving him a hug
some people know instinctively what suits them
Example sentencesExamples
- Once the curtain rises, she claims the stage, instinctively transforming herself into the role she is playing.
- Once the lights go down, we seem to identify instinctively with the youngest, best-looking person on the screen.
- Thank you for giving a name to my method, practiced very deliberately but also very instinctively.
- Instinctively, I focused more on action than on words.
- Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment.
- Help arrives in the surprising form of dark-haired Agnes, a smart loner instinctively disliked by everyone else.
- In the end, I instinctively did what I felt was right.
- I saw comprehension dawn in his eyes and instinctively felt protective.
- I never, ever let on how little I knew—somehow I realized instinctively that would be the wrong thing to do.
- Some people instinctively find such work delightful.

Definition of instinctively in US English:

instinctively

adverbinzˈtiNG(k)tivlē

Without conscious thought; by natural instinct.
Elizabeth reacted instinctively in giving him a hug
some people know instinctively what suits them
Example sentencesExamples
- I saw comprehension dawn in his eyes and instinctively felt protective.
- I never, ever let on how little I knew—somehow I realized instinctively that would be the wrong thing to do.
- Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment.
- Help arrives in the surprising form of dark-haired Agnes, a smart loner instinctively disliked by everyone else.
- Some people instinctively find such work delightful.
- In the end, I instinctively did what I felt was right.
- Thank you for giving a name to my method, practiced very deliberately but also very instinctively.
- Once the curtain rises, she claims the stage, instinctively transforming herself into the role she is playing.
- Instinctively, I focused more on action than on words.
- Once the lights go down, we seem to identify instinctively with the youngest, best-looking person on the screen.

单词	instinctively
释义	Definition of instinctively in English: instinctively adverb ɪnˈstɪŋktɪvli Without conscious thought; by natural instinct. Elizabeth reacted instinctively in giving him a hug some people know instinctively what suits them Example sentencesExamples Once the curtain rises, she claims the stage, instinctively transforming herself into the role she is playing. Once the lights go down, we seem to identify instinctively with the youngest, best-looking person on the screen. Thank you for giving a name to my method, practiced very deliberately but also very instinctively. Instinctively, I focused more on action than on words. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment. Help arrives in the surprising form of dark-haired Agnes, a smart loner instinctively disliked by everyone else. In the end, I instinctively did what I felt was right. I saw comprehension dawn in his eyes and instinctively felt protective. I never, ever let on how little I knew—somehow I realized instinctively that would be the wrong thing to do. Some people instinctively find such work delightful. Definition of instinctively in US English: instinctively adverbinzˈtiNG(k)tivlē Without conscious thought; by natural instinct. Elizabeth reacted instinctively in giving him a hug some people know instinctively what suits them Example sentencesExamples I saw comprehension dawn in his eyes and instinctively felt protective. I never, ever let on how little I knew—somehow I realized instinctively that would be the wrong thing to do. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment. Help arrives in the surprising form of dark-haired Agnes, a smart loner instinctively disliked by everyone else. Some people instinctively find such work delightful. In the end, I instinctively did what I felt was right. Thank you for giving a name to my method, practiced very deliberately but also very instinctively. Once the curtain rises, she claims the stage, instinctively transforming herself into the role she is playing. Instinctively, I focused more on action than on words. Once the lights go down, we seem to identify instinctively with the youngest, best-looking person on the screen.
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