instinct
/ɪnˈstɪŋkt/Definitions
1. noun
a natural or innate tendency or ability to respond or behave in a particular way, especially in relation to the environment or to other people.
“She trusted her instincts and decided not to take the job offer.”
2. noun
a feeling or impression about something, especially one that is based on subconscious patterns of association or instinctive feeling.
“He had a bad instinct about the new restaurant and decided not to go.”
3. noun
a natural or inherited ability or talent.
“He had a strong instinct for music and became a skilled musician at a young age.”
4. verb
to guide or direct something or someone by instinct.
“The doctor instincted her patient to follow a special diet.”