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instinct noun affinity, appetitus, aptitude, aptness, automatic reaction, bent, fitness, inborn proclivity, innate inclination, innate proclivity, intuition, native tendency, natural sense, natural tendency, predisposition, proclivity, proneness, propensity, reflex accion, tendency, untutored intelligence

See also: caliber, feeling, flair, gift, proclivity, sense, tendency

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