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- adjective Capable of being
intuitively sensed or understood.
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Examples
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The third law of imaginative metamorphosis involves their completion, by which Dilthey means a process "by which something outer is enlivened by something inner or something inner is made visible and intuitable by something outer" (Dilthey 1985, 104).
Wilhelm Dilthey Makkreel, Rudolf 2008
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Frege captures the idea nicely when he says that a logical principle is valid in “the widest domain of all; [¦] not only the actual, not only the intuitable, but everything thinkable” (Frege 1884, 21).
Plural Quantification Linnebo, Øystein 2008
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If the mountain were to be about a mile high, it can serve as the unity for the number that expresses the earth's diameter, and so makes this diameter intuitable.
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