Spontaneity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPONTANEITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being spontaneous
• the condition of being spontaneous; spontaneous behaviour or action
• The quality or state of being spontaneous, or acting from native feeling, proneness, or temperament, without constraint or external force.
• The tendency to undergo change, characteristic of both animal and vegetable organisms, and not restrained or cheked by the environment.
• The tendency to activity of muscular tissue, including the voluntary muscles, when in a state of healthful vigor and refreshment.
• the quality of being spontaneous and coming from natural feelings without constraint
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being spontaneous

Words related to SPONTANEITY

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How to use SPONTANEITY in a sentence

• It will generally be allowed that the distinctive feature of play as opposed to work is that of spontaneity.
• She was a vivacious and charming old lady, with smiling expression and bright eyes, and she chatted all through dinner with unfailing spontaneity.
• She distrusted their specious seeming of spontaneity, she suspected a deep design behind them all.
• The spontaneity of the one is the power of the other.
• She had the abandon, enthusiasm and spontaneity which George Eliot lacked.
• Freshness of thought, love of nature, profound humanitarian convictions, and spontaneity wedded to great largeness of ideas, characterize this period and its noble work.
• Sheldon laughed, and for the first time with true spontaneity.
• Here, against their own background, the two girls seemed more at their ease and showed more spontaneity than at school.
• There is nothing like the irregularity and spontaneity there that we have observed in our survey of the United States.
• Its strength, its spontaneity, and the devotion of its adherents were such that they undoubtedly awakened not merely some alarm, but also some sense of justice in England.
• The sustained majesty of diction and exuberance of ornament are accompanied by a spontaneity and vigour rare in any literature, especially in Asia.
• One of his fundamental opinions about literary work was that to write much and with abundant spontaneity is better than to polish minutely.
• With all his faults, which are considerable, Strauss stands alone in his warmth of imagination, in his unquenchable spontaneity and perpetual youth.
• The spring was internal, of the spirit, for they were too overwhelmed by the imminent presence of beauty to show a spark of spontaneity on the outside.
• Much of it is given in the form of dialogue, the terms of which are perhaps a little too precise to carry conviction of its entire sincerity and spontaneity.
• Scott came to his desk with the zest of a boy starting on a holiday, and this pleasure is reflected in the ease and spontaneity of his stories.
• And yet there was a strange spontaneity in her manner, and an air of artless enthusiasm, of personal purity.
• His words, his actions have then a stamp of spontaneity which they gradually lost with advancing years as the result of his social and official relations in Weimar.
• There is originality, spontaneity, insatiable interest, unceasing labor.
• But for myself, her cover, in which some girls are picking flowers, is far more charming in its easy grace of composition, choice gravity of color, and spontaneity of feeling.
• He had to compose them, and then pronounce them, and the result failed in the necessary air of spontaneity.
• They were pursuing pleasure and forgetfulness with so much zeal and energy that it bore the aspect of force rather than spontaneity.
• Fanciful productive imagery is characterized by its spontaneity, its disregard of the probable and possible, its vividness of detail.
• It meant writing under pressure with the spontaneity and reality which usually result.
• One great charm of these little pieces is their perfect spontaneity.
• The speaker should strive to give the effect of spontaneity, but this can be done only with practice.
• That same spontaneity in nature which has suggested a good must be trusted to fulfil it.
• But her old spontaneity, her child-like demonstrativeness, seemed to have gone, and a nameless shadow haunted the eyes that once had been so clear.
• She was very good, but her goodness appeared to lack spontaneity.
• With him the study of some inspired masterpiece was purely a mathematical process, a problem in technic and mental arithmetic, without a bit of spontaneity.

Similar words containing SPONTANE without suffix ity

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