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Definition of improvisatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
spontaneous creationrelated to creating without preparation
- The musician's improvisatory style captivated the audience.
- The artist's improvisatory approach resulted in a unique masterpiece.
- Improvisatory techniques are essential in jazz performances.
Origin of improvisatory
Latin, improvisus (unforeseen)
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- French:improvisé, ...
- German:improvisatorisch, ...
- Italian:improvvisato, ...
- Spanish:improvisado, ...
- Portuguese:improvisado, ...
- Chinese:即兴的, ...
- Japanese:即興的な, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتِجَالِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּלְתָּר, ...
- Russian:импровизационный, ...
- Ukrainian:імпровізаційний, ...
- Hindi:स्वतः, ...
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