Instinctively is an adverb. The adjective on which it is based is instinctive.
No. Instinctive is an adjective. The adverb is "instinctively."
There are two different adverbs.The noun instinct has the adjective instinctual, which has the adverb form instinctually (with regard to instinct or instinctual behavior).The derivative adjective is instinctive, which has the adverb form instinctively (done by instinct or reflex, as in responding instinctively).
The correct spelling of instinctively is instinctively. It means as a mater of instinct and is an adjective of instinctive. The word also means in a way relates to or results from an innate capacity.
I just seem to instinctively know some of the answers. The old bloodhound instinctively followed the trail of his quarry.
The mother bird knows instinctively how to protect her babies from predators.
It is an adjective to attribute a person who can understand or create something in a short time without any knowlegde or learning of it in advance. This person just feels the solutions instinctively.
Tarzan sensed the python behind him and instinctively shimmied down the tree trunk.
It is spelled "instinctively".
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No. They hide instinctively.
He instinctively put up his hands to cover his face when his eye caught something flying toward him, even though it was only a butterfly.