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Noun: insight  'in,sIt
  1. Clear or deep perception of a situation
    "Her insight into human behaviour made her an excellent therapist";
    - penetration
     
  2. The clear (and often sudden) understanding of a complex situation
    "He had an insight about how to solve the problem";
    - brainstorm, brainwave
     
  3. Grasping the inner nature of things intuitively
    "Her insight told her something was wrong before she saw any evidence";
    - sixth sense
     
  4. A feeling of understanding
    "Her insight allowed her to grasp complex concepts quickly";
    - perceptiveness, perceptivity
Adjective: in sight
  1. At or within a reasonable distance for seeing
    "not a policeman in sight";
    - in view

Sounds like: inight, in s

Derived forms: insights

See also: seeable, visible

Type of: apprehension, discernment, intuition, perception, savvy, sensibility, understanding

Encyclopedia: Insight