intuit

“Austen seems to intuit, that is, that national consciousness depends on the same powers of divinationof telepathy (feeling across a distance) that are at the root of Emma's blunders, the same that are in demand during the parlor games that so often engage her particular social set.”

Social Theory at Box Hill: Acts of Union

“Gathered data is oftentimes counter-intuitive and in so many instances, the janitor may actually be able to "intuit" more accurately how to successfully launch a product than a marketing department.”

Laura Day: How to Rule the World from your Couch

“You are saying that without making any scientific investigation, people may very well 'intuit' that "Bradford" is intelligent.”

Behe: ID rescues Common Descent

“He is muddying the waters here by the use of the word "intuit", as an axiom is just something that is self-evident.”

How to Respond to a Supercilious Christian

“Third, too many times, characters would 'intuit' what has happening for no apparent reason or, If the story needed something big to happen to rescue the characters, it did.”

REVIEW: Saga of Seven Suns, Books I and II

“When we discriminate we often "intuit" these differences - the other half of "intuiting" the similarities between situations.”

EconLog

“Though it is beginning to look as if his way of doing things may be the only answer right now. "in truth, the reason he was here instead of at the ekele was that Firesong had not been able to" intuit "an answer either, and was rather short-tempered as a result.”

Storm Rising

“I wouldnt trade it: I can intuit things you can't, enjoy things that would bore you crosseyed, exult in solitary pursuits that might derange another man, convince you of things you'd never believe, teach and explain things to you you think youd never understand.”

Aspergers