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Definition of extempore - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
impromptuDated UK done without preparation or planningDated UK
- The actor gave an extempore performance.
Adverb
improvisedDated without preparation or forethoughtDated
- He delivered his speech extempore at the conference..
Origin of extempore
Latin, ex tempore (out of time)
Examples of extempore in a sentence
She delivered an extempore speech at the event. She sang the song extempore at the party. The teacher asked him to speak extempore on the topic.
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- French:improvisé, à l'improviste, ...
- German:spontan, ohne Vorbereitung, ...
- Italian:improvvisato, a braccio, ...
- Spanish:improvisado, improvisadamente, ...
- Portuguese:de improviso, improvisadamente, ...
- Chinese:即兴的, 即兴地, ...
- Japanese:即興の, 即興で, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَجَل, ارْتِجالًا, ...
- Hebrew:סְפּוֹנְטָנִי, בְּאֹפֶן מְאוּלְתָּר, ...
- Russian:экспромтный, экспромтом, ...
- Ukrainian:імпровізований, експромтом, ...
- Hindi:तत्काल, आकस्मिक रूप से, ...
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