1. able to be understood or grasped through intuition rather than reasoning
Usage: formal; philosophical

Examples

• The basic principles of fairness are intuitable to most people.
• Mathematical truths may be intuitable without formal proof.
• The artist’s emotional state was intuitable from her paintings.
• Some moral concepts seem intuitable across cultures.
• The solution became intuitable once we simplified the problem.
• Children find certain patterns intuitable before they can explain them.