Words Starting With INTU

To insert a tube into a patient's airway.

Past tense of INTUBATE.

Third-person singular present tense of INTUBATE.

Present participle of INTUBATE.

Insertion of a tube into a body passage, especially the airway.

Plural of INTUBATION.

To know or grasp by intuition.

Capable of being understood directly by intuition.

Past tense of INTUIT.

Present participle of INTUIT.

The ability to understand or know something immediately without conscious reasoning.

Pertaining to or based on intuition.

The belief that truth is known intuitively.

Plural of INTUITIONALISM.

One who accepts intuitionalism.

Plural of INTUITIONALIST.

In a manner based on intuition.

Philosophical view that knowledge comes primarily from intuition.

Plural of INTUITIONISM.

A person who studies intuitionistic mathematics.

Plural of INTUITIONIST.

Plural of INTUITION.

Based on or obtained through intuition rather than analysis.

In an intuitive manner; by intuition.

The quality of being intuitive.

Plural of INTUITIVENESS.

The doctrine that moral judgments are intuitive.

Plural of INTUITIVISM.

Third-person singular present tense of INTUIT.

To swell or enlarge abnormally.

Past tense of INTUMESCE.

Swelling or expansion, as from heat or fluid accumulation.

Plural of INTUMESCENCE.

Plural of INTUMESCENCY.

A swelling or increase in volume, especially from heat.

Becoming swollen, especially with heat.

Third-person singular present tense of INTUMESCE.

Present participle of INTUMESCE.

To make turbid or cloudy.

Past tense of INTURBIDATE.

Third-person singular present tense of INTURBIDATE.

Present participle of INTURBIDATE.

To turn inward.

Past tense of INTURN.

Plural of INTURN.

A bruise or contusion.

Plural of INTUSE.

To fold inward, forming a pocket or sheath.

Past tense of INTUSSUSCEPT.

Present participle of INTUSSUSCEPT.

The folding of one part of a tubular structure within the next.

Relating to intussusception.

Third-person singular present tense of INTUSSUSCEPT.