extempore
/ɪkˈstɛmpəri/
adjective
- Spoken or done without preparation; impromptu.
- The professor's extempore lecture was surprisingly well-organized.
- Her extempore remarks at the dinner party were both witty and kind.
- They put on an extempore play for the school assembly.
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adverb
- Without preparation; impromptu.
- He spoke extempore at the conference, drawing on his years of experience.
- The band played extempore, jamming on a new melody.
- She answered the questions extempore, showing her deep knowledge of the subject.
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