What is another word for viscerally?

Pronunciation: [vˈɪsəɹə͡li] (IPA)

Viscerally is an adverb that refers to something that is felt deeply and instinctively, especially in relation to intense emotions or physical sensations. Synonyms for this word include instinctively, deeply, intrinsically, innately, profoundly, and at a gut level. Other synonyms for viscerally can include emotionally, intuitively, primally, and with every fiber of one's being. These synonyms convey a similar meaning to viscerally and can be used interchangeably in various contexts. The right synonym to use depends on the context and the style of writing, but they all convey a deep and instinctive feeling or reaction to something.

What are the hypernyms for Viscerally?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Viscerally

At this particular moment he yearned viscerally for the Laotian, the stranger, to awaken and remove himself from the train at the next stop; and yet as the man was going to Vientiane, there was little or no chance of him leaving before the last stop of Nongkai.
"An Apostate: Nawin of Thais"
Steven Sills

Famous quotes with Viscerally

  • I always try to approach character first and foremost viscerally.
    Patricia Clarkson
  • I... praise the newly opened halls of fossil mammals at the American Museum of Natural History. ...teaching us about evolutionary trees by organizing the entire hall as a central trunk and set of branches... placing our brains in our feet and letting us learn by walking. ...the chosen geometry of evolutionary organization... violates the traditional picture of life's history, thus illustrating... an important principle in the history of science: the central role of pictures, graphs, and other forms of visual representation in channeling and constraining our thought. ...Words are an evolutionary afterthought. ...My colleagues have actually done it. ...They have ordered all the fossils into an unconventional iconographic tree that fractures the bias of progress. ...so that we can preambulate along the tree of life and absorb the new scheme viscerally by walking... They have taken Colbert's radical idea and arranged all the fossils by their branching order, not their later "success" or "advancement." Groups that branch early appear early in the hall... Sea cows and elephants are at the end of the hall, horses in the middle, and primates near the beginning.
    Stephen Jay Gould

Related words: viscerally angry, viscerally mean, viscerally rude, viscerally sad, viscerally generous

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