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RE: A word to describe a subjective feeling about something that “is” there. The word “A person” has more than one word for this.
Asked on December 23, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Could it be a ‘hunch’?

If I told x, would y happen?

What is meant by ‘gut feeling’, it means acting on instinct rather than emotion?
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RE: A word to describe a subjective feeling about something that “is” there. The word “A person” has more than one word for this.
Asked on December 23, 2021 in Single word requests.
- phrase-requests
- single-word-requests
Could it be a ‘hunch’?

If I told x, would y happen?

What is meant by ‘gut feeling’, it means acting on instinct rather than emotion?
- 267388 views
- 27 answers
- 98202 votes
RE: A word to describe a subjective feeling about something that “is” there. The word “A person” has more than one word for this.
Asked on December 23, 2021 in Single word requests.
- phrase-requests
- single-word-requests
Could it be a ‘hunch’?

If I told x, would y happen?

What is meant by ‘gut feeling’, it means acting on instinct rather than emotion?
- 267388 views
- 27 answers
- 98202 votes
RE: A word to describe a subjective feeling about something that “is” there. The word “A person” has more than one word for this.
Asked on December 22, 2021 in Single word requests.
- phrase-requests
- single-word-requests
Could it be a ‘hunch’?

If I told x, would y happen?

What is meant by ‘gut feeling’, it means acting on instinct rather than emotion?
- 267388 views
- 27 answers
- 98202 votes

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