instinct
अंतःप्रेरणा
definition
noun
birds have an instinct to build nests
an innate, typically fixed pattern of behavior in animals in response to certain stimuli.
adjective
these canvases are instinct with passion
imbued or filled with (a quality, especially a desirable one).
translation of 'instinct'
ने युक्त,
अंतःप्रेरणा,
उपजत स्वभाव,
उपजत ज्ञान,
ने परिपूर्ण असलेला,
सहज प्रवृत्ती
example
It wasn't demeaning, or if it was, it hurt him more, as I came off the carnal innocent, surviving only on 'instinct' not knowledge.
Is this just a natural 'instinct' for self-promotion, or is something deeper going on.
It was woman's distinctive moral qualities - feeling and 'instinct' - that were thought to dull her abilities to practice science.
His skills make the link between a strategic overview, an 'instinct' for the telling slogan or soundbite, and an understanding of the nuts and bolts of campaigning.
humans have an 'instinct' for language
their 'instinct' is to fight back
I suppose it was 'instinct' really that made me hold on to my bag, stupid really, but I wasn't going to let them have it.
the 'instinct' of the cat is to kill mice
He has shown a natural 'instinct' for coaching, slipping into it like a glove.
Her 'instinct' warned her to stay clear of the pope's offer, however transparent its sincerity.
I'm used to working with Renu who arrives at a rhythm by 'instinct' , whose first cut is better than most editors' last cut.
They march, guided by unerring 'instinct' , to a traditional mating ground with ice thick enough that they can raise their young without any worry of predators.
In allowing chance to dictate the making of the image and being totally dependent on 'instinct' , this process becomes interestingly unique.
I think he believes it very deeply, he manages by 'instinct' .
those who have the 'instinct' for adventure
How else to explain what seems to be an 'instinct' to judge the moment and react accordingly?
I had a natural 'instinct' for getting around the golf course, but in hockey, I didn't have a vision for the ice.
She devoured the fashion magazines and seemed to have a natural 'instinct' for spotting a trend before it happened.
What she found there was the same thing she found in every other vampire's eyes: the cold chill of death and an 'instinct' to kill.
He has a natural 'instinct' for framing an argument.
she has a natural 'instinct' to work hard
But children have a survival 'instinct' for accommodating whatever situation they find themselves in, and even this one begins to normalise around Michele.
Your 'instinct' and intuition lead you in a positive direction in personal and professional matters.
I guess if you write stories, it's just an 'instinct' to type at a certain speed.
my 'instinct' told me that he was lying
Calm objectivity combined with idealistic vision results in a genuine interest for scientific ingenuity and a natural 'instinct' for fair-mindedness.
The natural 'instinct' for self enhancement of professional status has led most practitioners to subscribe to organisations overtly raising standards.
They have an intrinsic sense of what is right and just-and an intuitive 'instinct' to solve problems fairly.
He went in search of the cause for the feeling, recognizing it for what it was: a natural 'instinct' for when things went wrong.
It's a kind of corporate 'instinct' , I think.
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