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Definition of spontaneous
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spontaneous is as below...
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceding
from
natural
feeling,
temperament,
or
disposition,
or from a
native
internal
proneness,
readiness,
or
tendency,
without
constraint;
as, a
spontaneous
gift or
proportion..
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Naturally
::
Naturally
(adv.)
In a
natural
manner
or way;
according
to the usual
course
of
things;
spontaneously.
Fissiparous
::
Fissiparous
(a.)
Reproducing
by
spontaneous
fission.
See
Fission.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(n.) A
compound
or mass
formed
by
concretion,
spontaneous
union,
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles
of
matter
in one
body..
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(v. t.)
Unconstrained
by the
interference
of
another;
unimpelled
by the
influence
of
another;
not
prompted
or
persuaded
by
another;
done of his or its own
accord;
spontaneous;
acting
of one's self, or of
itself;
free..
Interjectional
::
Interjectional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
nature
of, an
interjection;
consisting
of
natural
and
spontaneous
exclamations..
Alkarsin
::
Alkarsin
(n.) A
spontaneously
inflammable
liquid,
having
a
repulsive
odor, and
consisting
of
cacodyl
and its
oxidation
products;
--
called
also
Cadel's
fuming
liquid..
Willing
::
Willing
(v. t.)
Spontaneous;
self-moved.
Spontaneous
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or
acting
by,
internal
impulse,
energy,
or
natural
law,
without
external
force;
as,
spontaneous
motion;
spontaneous
growth..
Instinctive
::
Instinctive
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
instinct;
derived
from, or
prompted
by,
instinct;
of the
nature
of
instinct;
determined
by
natural
impulse
or
propensity;
acting
or
produced
without
reasoning,
deliberation,
instruction,
or
experience;
spontaneous..
Freewill
::
Freewill
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to free will;
voluntary;
spontaneous;
as, a
freewill
offering..
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To open
spontaneously,
or by
pressure
from
within,
as a
bubble,
a
tumor,
a seed
vessel,
a bag..
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Not
gained
by
importunity
or
purchase;
gratuitous;
spontaneous;
as, free
admission;
a free
gift..
Artificial
::
Artificial
(a.)
Cultivated;
not
indigenous;
not of
spontaneous
growth;
as,
artificial
grasses..
Heterogenist
::
Heterogenist
(n.) One who
believes
in the
theory
of
spontaneous
generation,
or
heterogenesis..
Copal
::
Copal () A
resinous
substance
flowing
spontaneously
from trees of
Zanzibar,
Madagascar,
and South
America
(Trachylobium
Hornemannianum,
T.
verrucosum,
and
Hymenaea
Courbaril),
and dug from earth where
forests
have stood in
Africa;
-- used
chiefly
in
making
varnishes..
Hemicarp
::
Hemicarp
(n.) One
portion
of a fruit that
spontaneously
divides
into
halves.
Abiogenous
::
Abiogenous
(a.)
Produced
by
spontaneous
generation.
Spontaneous
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceding
from
natural
feeling,
temperament,
or
disposition,
or from a
native
internal
proneness,
readiness,
or
tendency,
without
constraint;
as, a
spontaneous
gift or
proportion..
Concession
::
Concession
(n.) The act of
conceding
or
yielding;
usually
implying
a
demand,
claim,
or
request,
and thus
distinguished
from
giving,
which is
voluntary
or
spontaneous..
Fission
::
Fission
(n.) A
process
by which
certain
coral
polyps,
echinoderms,
annelids,
etc.,
spontaneously
subdivide,
each
individual
thus
forming
two or more new ones. See
Strobilation..
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