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Gut feeling Meaning in English

expression

ˈɡət/ /ˈfiɫɪŋ
GUT FEE-ling
ɡˈʌt/ /fˈiːlɪŋ
gut FEE-ling

परिभाषा

A gut feeling is a strong instinct or sense about something, even if you don't have evidence or logical reasons. It is when you just feel that something is right or wrong.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Gut feeling' is informal and often used in spoken English to describe intuition in decisions. It suggests relying on instinct, not facts. Common structures: 'trust/follow my gut feeling', 'have a gut feeling (that)'. Do not confuse with 'feeling sick'; 'gut' here means instinct.

Spanish: corazonada - presentimientoPortuguese (BR): pressentimento - instintoPortuguese (PT): pressentimento - intuiçãoChinese (Simplified): 直觉 - 预感Chinese (Traditional): 直覺 - 預感Hindi: आंतरिक अनुभूति - सहज अनुभूतिArabic: شعور داخلي - إحساس حدسيBengali: অন্তর্দৃষ্টি - প্রবল অনুভূতিRussian: интуиция - внутреннее ощущениеJapanese: 直感 - 腹の虫の知らせVietnamese: linh cảm - cảm giác mách bảoKorean: 직감 - 촉Turkish: içgüdüsel his - içten gelen hisUrdu: دل کی بات - اندرونی احساسIndonesian: perasaan hati - firasat

उदाहरण वाक्य

I have a gut feeling that something is wrong.

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She made the decision based on her gut feeling.

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Sometimes, a gut feeling helps you make hard choices.

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I can't explain it, but my gut feeling says we shouldn't trust him.

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Sometimes your gut feeling is smarter than your mind.

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Trust your gut feeling—it’s rarely wrong.

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