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Instinct
Instinct
a.
Urged
or
stimulated
from
within
;
naturally
moved
or
impelled
;
imbued
;
animated
;
alive
;
quick
; as,
birds
instinct
with
life
.
Instinct
a.
Natural
inward
impulse
;
unconscious
,
involuntary
, or
unreasoning
prompting
to
any
mode
of
action
,
whether
bodily
, or
mental
,
without
a
distinct
apprehension
of
the
end
or
object
to be
accomplished
.
Instinct
a.
Specif
.,
the
natural
,
unreasoning
,
impulse
by
which
an
animal
is
guided
to
the
performance
of
any
action
,
without
of
improvement
in
the
method
.
Instinct
a.
A
natural
aptitude
or
knack
; a
predilection
; as, an
instinct
for
order
; to be
modest
by
instinct
.
Instinct
v. t.
To
impress
, as an
animating
power
, or
instinct
.
Instinction
n.
Instinct
;
incitement
;
inspiration
.
Instinctive
a.
Of or
pertaining
to
instinct
;
derived
from
, or
prompted
by,
instinct
; of
the
nature
of
instinct
;
determined
by
natural
impulse
or
propensity
;
acting
or
produced
without
reasoning
,
deliberation
,
instruction
, or
experience
;
spontaneous
.
Instinctively
adv.
In an
instinctive
manner
; by
force
of
instinct
; by
natural
impulse
.
Instinctivity
n.
The
quality
of
being
instinctive
, or
prompted
by
instinct
.
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