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spontaneously
adverb as in instinctively
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This unusual alignment causes the bodies to start rotating around one another spontaneously -- a dynamic at the heart of these newly discovered rotating crystals.
Not because we didn’t have that in the back of our brains, but Luca works very spontaneously, very specifically and very in-the-moment.
When countless particles interact in complex ways, they can spontaneously fall into a repeating rhythm instead of behaving chaotically.
They can express themselves "fluently and spontaneously" and communicate comfortably with other English speakers.
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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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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