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spontaneously
adverb as in instinctively
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At one point all of the magicians spontaneously do a show for one another, each of them taking part in a can-you-top-this series of illusions strung as close together as popcorn on a string.
She's since "been on marches where people didn't know I was marching - and they were singing that song spontaneously".
"The range of PET-degrading enzymes spontaneously evolved in the deep sea provides models to be optimized in the lab for use in efficiently degrading plastics in treatment plants and, eventually, at home," says Duarte.
They spontaneously linked together to form chains that slithered through some obstacles and surrounded other objects.
Instead of meticulously recording tracks, records would be dashed off spontaneously.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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