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View definitions for spontaneously

spontaneously

adverb as in instinctively

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But Quorra isn’t a man-made program; she is an “isomorphic algorithm,” or a digital being who spontaneously came into existence in the Grid.

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Raymond chose his poems spontaneously on the day, while I was sitting on the floor surrounded by a few small resonant instruments.

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The protests emerged spontaneously in some of Luanda's more populous and poorer neighbourhoods, where some residents lack access to basic sanitation as well as other essential infrastructure.

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Later, as he digs into the making and meaning of his movie, he’ll relax and the words will spontaneously flow.

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Either the liver ruptured because of a needle or it ruptured spontaneously.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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