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spontaneously

[spon-tey-nee-uhs-lee] / spɒnˈteɪ ni əs li /


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The committed band of Minneapolis residents organized spontaneously, defying the deep-freeze conditions to confront the operation that has ensnared longtime city residents.

From Barron's

He did find that some people had skin cells that changed color spontaneously, but those were an indication of illness, or conditions like vitiligo, an autoimmune disorder where healthy melanin cells die or stop working.

From Literature

Nearly a dozen ski resorts sit within 100 miles of Denver, so if you come between December and March, pack some gear in case you’re spontaneously gripped by the need to shred.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Obviously, Grok does not spontaneously generate images," Musk wrote.

From BBC

Anat’s people were Molly’s people, too, and if there was one thing that had not changed in the slightest between centuries, it was just how fond their people were of spontaneously bursting into song.

From Literature