| spontaneous demonstration | 2.17 | That sparked spontaneous demonstrations all over Belgium. | ||
| spontaneous applause | 1.38 | Spontaneous applause. | ||
| spontaneous celebration | 1.25 | But it discouraged spontaneous celebrations. | ||
| spontaneous protest | 0.99 | The killings prompted spontaneous protests in several German cities. | ||
| spontaneous reaction | 0.99 | Vaporized by a spontaneous chemical reaction? | ||
| spontaneous strike | 0.92 | People have vented their anger in spontaneous strikes and protests. | ||
| spontaneous rally | 0.79 | But the spontaneous rally began right on cue. | ||
| spontaneous act | 0.53 | Others believe it was a spontaneous act. | ||
| spontaneous eruption | 0.53 | In Memphis, the building is a spontaneous eruption. | ||
| spontaneous gesture | 0.53 | Though small, the spontaneous gesture was nothing short of astonishing. | ||
| spontaneous moment | 0.53 | There were too few spontaneous moments. | ||
| spontaneous outburst | 0.53 | ...a spontaneous outburst of cheers and applause. | ||
| spontaneous remission | 0.53 | Some people have had spontaneous remissions. | ||
| spontaneous event | 0.46 | It was a spontaneous event thrown together at the last minute. | ||
| spontaneous ovation | 0.46 | Spontaneous ovations were the order of the day. | ||
| spontaneous action | 0.39 | And some hope it could be channelled into spontaneous political action. | ||
| spontaneous activity | 0.39 | That spontaneous activity sort of jump-starts the nervous system. | ||
| spontaneous burst | 0.39 | Before it he had been a loud, jovial man, given to spontaneous bursts of affection. | ||
| spontaneous emotion | 0.39 | Romans were free with spontaneous emotions. | ||
| spontaneous expression | 0.39 | The employees and management said the rally was a spontaneous expression of outrage. |