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spontaneously

adverb as in instinctively

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“Electric vehicles are statistically less likely to catch fire spontaneously than an internal combustion engine vehicle.”

In his written submissions to the IPT, Mr Weatherby said: "The perpetrators were not unknowns who acted spontaneously or with a simplicity which gave little room for discovery."

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The parcels then spontaneously burst into flames or blew up.

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On the Atlantic Boulevard corridor between Whittier and Olympic boulevards, TV news helicopters have captured for decades the pachangas — shindigs — that spontaneously erupt any time the Dodgers, Lakers or Mexican men’s national soccer team win a big game.

One has to imagine that among the covens of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, similar celebrations of glee are spontaneously erupting today after the two-part finale of “Agatha All Along.”

From Salon

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

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