Definition of unspontaneous in English:

unspontaneous

adjectiveˌʌnspɒnˈteɪnɪəs

1Not performed or occurring spontaneously; calculated or planned in advance.
how circumscribed and unspontaneous my life had become
unspontaneous applause
Example sentencesExamples
- The dancing tends to be bland in its dynamics, unspontaneous, and diminished in energy.
- There are funny moments here and there, but the humor feels unspontaneous.
- We see disintegration, but, disturbingly, it is phony, unspontaneous, stage-managed disintegration.
- Least successful is Part 3, about snake handlers, which opening night was too buttoned up and unspontaneous.
- Herrera uses eyes and head positions to project communicatively and without applying any unspontaneous charm.
- His later work can be careful and unspontaneous.
- I was worried that so long after the event - and having talked about them so often - they would tell the story in a dry, unspontaneous way.
- What she is banging on about in her unspontaneous, artless, emotional way is that the tears may well be controlled, ambiguous or dishonest.
- It was all very, very canned, very unspontaneous, let us say.
1. 1.1 (of a person) having an stiff, inhibited manner.
  he can be wooden, dour, and unspontaneous
  Example sentencesExamples
  Swift was romantic but asexual, opinionated but apolitical, sincere but unspontaneous.
  He says little and is generally unspontaneous.
  She came across as uncertain, unprepared and painfully unspontaneous.
  She emerges more contrived and unspontaneous, more starchily unfeminine.
  I'm guarded, unspontaneous, inarticulate, and exhibit very little, if any, sense of humour.

单词	unspontaneous
释义	Definition of unspontaneous in English: unspontaneous adjectiveˌʌnspɒnˈteɪnɪəs 1Not performed or occurring spontaneously; calculated or planned in advance. how circumscribed and unspontaneous my life had become unspontaneous applause Example sentencesExamples The dancing tends to be bland in its dynamics, unspontaneous, and diminished in energy. There are funny moments here and there, but the humor feels unspontaneous. We see disintegration, but, disturbingly, it is phony, unspontaneous, stage-managed disintegration. Least successful is Part 3, about snake handlers, which opening night was too buttoned up and unspontaneous. Herrera uses eyes and head positions to project communicatively and without applying any unspontaneous charm. His later work can be careful and unspontaneous. I was worried that so long after the event - and having talked about them so often - they would tell the story in a dry, unspontaneous way. What she is banging on about in her unspontaneous, artless, emotional way is that the tears may well be controlled, ambiguous or dishonest. It was all very, very canned, very unspontaneous, let us say. 1.1 (of a person) having an stiff, inhibited manner. he can be wooden, dour, and unspontaneous Example sentencesExamples Swift was romantic but asexual, opinionated but apolitical, sincere but unspontaneous. He says little and is generally unspontaneous. She came across as uncertain, unprepared and painfully unspontaneous. She emerges more contrived and unspontaneous, more starchily unfeminine. I'm guarded, unspontaneous, inarticulate, and exhibit very little, if any, sense of humour.
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