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spontaneous Adjective 1. not planned or arranged; impulsive: a spontaneous celebration 2. occurring through natural processes without outside influence: a spontaneous explosion [Latin sponte voluntarily] spontaneously adv
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spontaneous Translationsspontaneous adj spontaneous [spənˈteiniəs] 1 said, done etc of one's own free will without pressure from others His offer was quite spontaneous.spontaanعَفْويспонтаненdobrovolnýspontanspontanαυθόρμητοςespontáneoomaalgatuslikخود به خودoma-aloitteinenspontanéסְפּוֹנטָאנִיस्वैच्िछक, स्वेच्छितspontanönkéntesspontansem gerist án utanaðkomandi áhrifaspontaneo自発的な(행동 등이) 자연스러운, 자연 발생적인spontaniškas, savaimingasspontāns; labprātīgsspontanspontaanfrivillig, uoppfordretdobrowolnyespontâneospontanдобровольныйdobrovoľný, spontánnyspontanspontanspontanที่เสร็จเรียบร้อยspontane, isteyerek自發的мимовільний; спонтаннийغیر ارادیtự phát自发的 2 natural; not forced spontaneous behaviour.spontaanطَبيعي، تِلقائيестественpřirozenýnaturligungezwungenαυθόρμητος, φυσικόςespontáneospontaanneخود جوشspontaanispontanéסְפּוֹנטָאנִיस्वाभाविक, सहजprirodan, neusiljenspontánwajaróþvingaðurspontaneo自然な자연의; 자발적인betarpiškasspontāns; brīvs; patvaļīgstanpa paksaanspontaannaturlig, spontanspontanicznyespontâneospontanнепроизвольныйprirodzenýnaravenspontanspontanซึ่งเป็นไปตามธรรมชาติdoğal出自自然的безпосередній, невимушенийقدرتیtự nhiên出自自然的 adv sponˈtaneously spontaanبِتِلقائِيَّه، بِعَفْوِيَّهспонтанноz vlastní vůlespontant; naturligtspontanαυθόρμηταespontáneamentespontaanseltspontaanistispontanémentבְּאוֹפֶן סְפּוֹנטָאנִיस्वत:, अपने आप से, अनायास, सहज भाव सेspontano, prirodnosaját jószántából, önként, spontán módonsecara spontanaf sjálfsdáðum; ósjálfráttspontaneamente自発的に자발적으로spontaniškaispontānisecara spontanspontaanuoppfordret, spontantdobrowolnie, spontanicznieespontaneamente(în mod) spontanдобровольно; непроизвольноspontánnespontanospontanospontantโดยที่เกิดขึ้นเองตามธรรมชาติkendiliğinden自發地мимовільно; спонтанноبے ساختہtự phát自发地 n sponˈtaneousness spontaniteitتِلقائِيَّه، عَفْوِيَّهестественостspontánnostspontanitetdie Spontaneitätαυθορμητισμόςespontaneidadspontaansusluontevuusspontanéitéסְפּוֹנטָאנִיוּתस्वैच्छिकता, ऐच्छिकताspontanost, neusiljenostönkéntelenség, spontaneitássikap spontanþað að gerast sjálfkrafa; það að vera ósjálfráðurspontaneità自発性자발적임spontaniškumas, savaimingumasspontānumsspontanspontaniteitfrivillighet, spontanitetspontanicznośćespontaneidadespontaneitateдобровольность; непроизвольностьspontánnosťspontanostspontanostspontanitetการเกิดขึ้นเองตามธรรมชาติkendiliğinden olma自發спонтанністьبے ساختگیtính tự động, tính tự ý自发 n spontaneity [spontəˈneiəti, spontəˈniːəti] spontaniteitعَفْوِيَّه، تلقائِيَّهспотанностvlastní iniciativaspontanitet; umiddelbarhedeigener,freier Antriebαυθορμητισμόςespontaneidadspontaansusخود به خوديvälittömyysspontanéitéסְפּוֹנטָאנִיוּתसहजता, स्वत: प्रवर्तिताneusiljenost, spontanostönkéntelenség, spontaneitássikap spontanþað að gerast sjálfkrafaspontaneità自発性자발성, 자연성betarpiškumasspontānumssifat spontanspontaniteitspontanitetspontanicznośćespontaneidadespontaneitateнепосредственностьvlastná iniciatívaspontanostspontanostspontanitet, spontan handlingลักษณะซึ่งเกิดขึ้นเองkendiliğinden olma自發性спонтанність; безпосередністьبے ساختگیtính tự động, tính tự nhiên自发性 |
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| The possibility of what is called spontaneous combustion has been denied since the death of Mr. His youthful confidence in the perpetuity of poetry, of the poetical interests in life, creed-less as he may otherwise seem to be, is, we think, a token, though certainly an unconscious token, of the spontaneous originality of his muse. Perhaps, indeed, had she known of her father's arrival at Upton, it might have been more difficult to have persuaded her; for as to Jones, she had, I am afraid, no great horror at the thoughts of being overtaken by him; nay, to confess the truth, I believe she rather wished than feared it; though I might honestly enough have concealed this wish from the reader, as it was one of those secret spontaneous emotions of the soul to which the reason is often a stranger. |
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