hunch in a sentence

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Definition

HUNCH (noun): a strong intuitive feeling or suspicion about something not based on concrete evidence.

She had a hunch that he was hiding something important from her.
After years of experience, his hunch about the market trends often turned out to be right.
Despite the lack of evidence, her hunch told her that they would win the game.
He followed his hunch and decided to take the alternate route home.
The detective relied on his hunch to solve the case before the deadline.
She had a strong hunch that something was going to go wrong during the presentation.
Despite lacking concrete evidence, his hunch about the stock market proved to be surprisingly accurate.
After hours of contemplation, she followed her hunch and decided to take the risk.
His hunch led him to a hidden path in the forest that eventually revealed a beautiful waterfall.
Even though the data suggested otherwise, her hunch told her that the project would succeed.