instinct
a natural ability to know or do something
acting naturally and without thinking
acting based on a feeling or intuition
an instinct based on feeling rather than logic
one's immediate, instinctive reaction
a very noticeable or forceful instinct
one's very first, instinctive reaction
an instinct that has a strong effect
an innate, not learned, instinct
the natural instinct to do what is necessary to stay alive
a ruthless instinct to defeat opponents
a mother's natural instinct to protect her child
a very strong and fundamental instinct
reliable and accurate instincts
a natural instinct to protect someone
a fundamental, natural instinct
the natural instinct to keep oneself alive and safe
very reliable and accurate instincts
a father's natural instinct to protect his child
acting completely on instinct
acting only on instinct
the natural tendency to follow the actions of a larger group
a very basic instinct relating to early stages of development
an instinct to hunt or exploit others
always correct or accurate instincts
instincts considered to be primitive or immoral
used to say that you feel sure about something, although you have no proof
when instinct becomes the main force controlling your actions
when instinct starts to have an effect
to believe that your intuition is correct
to act according to what your intuition tells you
to depend on your intuition to make decisions
to possess a natural tendency or intuition
to have a natural tendency or intuition (more formal)