spontaneously in Latin
spontaneously in Latin is spontē — spontaneously means in an unplanned, natural way; on impulse.
spontaneously in Latin
spontē
In a spontaneous manner; naturally; voluntarily.
What does "spontaneously" mean?
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adv In an unplanned, natural way; on impulse.
"The crowd spontaneously burst into song."
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spontaneously in a sentence
- The crowd spontaneously burst into song.
- She spontaneously decided to quit her job and travel.
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What is "spontaneously" in Latin?
"spontaneously" in Latin is spontē. spontaneously means: In an unplanned, natural way; on impulse.
How do you use "spontaneously" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd spontaneously burst into song." In Latin, "spontaneously" is spontē.
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