unbidden

Preposition: from

• depth: Intuition is not some magical property that arises unbidden from the depths of our mind.

Infinitive complement

• mind: Memories of his horrific F3000 accident sprang unbidden to mind.

Modifies a noun

• thought: These strange, unbidden thoughts whirled throughout my mind as a whole new universe of possibilities and questions opened up to me.
• image: Something more seems to be needed to account for repeated fearful unbidden images or sequences from past drug trips however.
• �: Thoughts occur unbidden ­ I ponder states of mind, how varied our humanity and sense of being can be.

Used with adjective complement

• come: He would be a formidable friend - the thought came unbidden into his mind - do not kill him.
• spring: Sorry, but this is not the kind of thing that springs unbidden to the mind of a five-year-old.
• arise: The desire for this can come from Mentor or Student, or may even arise unbidden from the sharing of intense magical experiences.
• rise: Why, tho, I can't help wondering, will the clichéd phrase " dumbed-down " keep rising unbidden to my mind?
• appear: Then one day I was out running and an just appeared unbidden in my head.
• leap: But the phrase ' inoperable cancer ' had leaped unbidden into Kate's mind and was rolling relentlessly around in there.