hunch

nounverbB1 · Intermediate

Strong feeling about what will happen.

Meanings of «hunch»

1 · noun

strong feeling about what will happen

I have a hunch that she will say yes.

2 · verb

to bend your back and shoulders forward

He tends to hunch over his laptop for hours.

Similar: stoopslouchbend

Translation

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«hunch» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

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The difference between similar words

a feeling that tells you something without proof

hunchinformala strong feeling about what will happenI have a hunch that it will rain.

intuitionknowing something without having to thinkA mother's intuition told her something was wrong.

instincta natural way of acting that you are born withBirds fly south by instinct.

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