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Definition of spontaneous
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Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or
acting
by,
internal
impulse,
energy,
or
natural
law,
without
external
force;
as,
spontaneous
motion;
spontaneous
growth..
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Duplicate
::
Duplicate
(v. t.) To
divide
into two by
natural
growth
or
spontaneous
action;
as,
infusoria
duplicate
themselves..
Naturally
::
Naturally
(adv.)
In a
natural
manner
or way;
according
to the usual
course
of
things;
spontaneously.
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..
Voluntarily
::
Voluntarily
(adv.)
In a
voluntary
manner;
of one's own will;
spontaneously.
Panspermy
::
Panspermy
(n.) The
doctrine
that all
organisms
must come from
living
parents;
biogenesis;
-- the
opposite
of
spontaneous
generation.
Pyrophorus
::
Pyrophorus
(n.) Any one of
several
substances
or
mixtures
which
phosphoresce
or
ignite
spontaneously
on
exposure
to air, as a
heated
mixture
of alum,
potash,
and
charcoal,
or a
mixture
of
charcoal
and
finely
divided
lead..
Accord
::
Accord
(v. t.)
Voluntary
or
spontaneous
motion
or
impulse
to act; --
preceded
by own; as, of one's own
accord..
Voluntariness
::
Voluntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
voluntary;
spontaneousness;
specifically,
the
quality
or state of being free in the
exercise
of one's
will..
Diatom
::
Diatom
(n.) One of the
Diatomaceae,
a
family
of
minute
unicellular
Algae
having
a
siliceous
covering
of great
delicacy,
each
individual
multiplying
by
spontaneous
division.
By some
authors
diatoms
are
called
Bacillariae,
but this word is not in
general
use..
Fissiparous
::
Fissiparous
(a.)
Reproducing
by
spontaneous
fission.
See
Fission.
Vinegar
::
Vinegar
(a.) A sour
liquid
used as a
condiment,
or as a
preservative,
and
obtained
by the
spontaneous
(acetous)
fermentation,
or by the
artificial
oxidation,
of wine,
cider,
beer, or the
like..
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..
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To open
spontaneously,
or by
pressure
from
within,
as a
bubble,
a
tumor,
a seed
vessel,
a bag..
Mobile
::
Mobile
(a.)
Capable
of being
moved,
aroused,
or
excited;
capable
of
spontaneous
movement..
Adventitious
::
Adventitious
(a.)
Accidentally
or
sparingly
spontaneous
in a
country
or
district;
not fully
naturalized;
adventive;
--
applied
to
foreign
plants.
Archegony
::
Archegony
(n.)
Spontaneous
generation;
abiogenesis.
Abiogenesis
::
Abiogenesis
(n.) The
supposed
origination
of
living
organisms
from
lifeless
matter;
such
genesis
as does not
involve
the
action
of
living
parents;
spontaneous
generation;
--
called
also
abiogeny,
and
opposed
to
biogenesis..
Automaton
::
Automaton
(v. i.) Any thing or being
regarded
as
having
the power of
spontaneous
motion
or
action.
Hemicarp
::
Hemicarp
(n.) One
portion
of a fruit that
spontaneously
divides
into
halves.
Fissiparism
::
Fissiparism
(n.)
Reproduction
by
spontaneous
fission.
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