spontaneously
11spontaneously — spon·ta·ne·ous·ly …
12spontaneously — See: spontaneous …
13free jazz — spontaneously experimental, free form jazz, popularized as an avant garde phenomenon in the 1960s by various soloists and characterized by random expression and disregard for traditional structures, tonalities, and rhythms. Also called new thing …
14spontaneous — spontaneously, adv. spontaneousness, n. /spon tay nee euhs/, adj. 1. coming or resulting from a natural impulse or tendency; without effort or premeditation; natural and unconstrained; unplanned: a spontaneous burst of applause. 2. (of a person)… …
15SHR — spontaneously hypertensive rat …
16SHSP — spontaneously hypertensive stroke prone [rat] …
17of its own accord — spontaneously; as a result of ones s own action, will or decision and not because of some outside influence or action …
18of own accord — spontaneously; as a result of ones s own action, will or decision and not because of some outside influence or action …
19SHR — • spontaneously hypertensive rat …
20SHSP — • spontaneously hypertensive stroke prone [rat] …