improvisatize (Meaning)
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improvisatize (v. t. & i.)
Same as Improvisate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of improvisatize
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improvisatize Sentence Examples
- The pianist flawlessly improvisatized a jazz solo, captivating the audience with his spontaneous melodies.
- The actors improvisatized the final scene, creating an organic and unpredictable ending to the play.
- With only a few ingredients, the chef improvisatized a delicious meal that delighted all who tasted it.
- The speaker improvisatized a response to the unexpected question, skillfully guiding the discussion.
- The dance group improvisatized their routine, showcasing their creativity and athleticism on the spot.
- The poet improvisatized verses at a live event, responding to the immediate inspiration around her.
- The band improvisatized a jam session, exploring musical ideas and creating a unique and memorable experience.
- The artists improvisatized a live painting, allowing their brushstrokes to flow freely and create an unexpected masterpiece.
- The students improvisatized a play in class, fostering their imagination and developing their confidence.
- The teacher improvisatized a lesson plan when the original one fell through, demonstrating flexibility and a commitment to learning.
FAQs About the word improvisatize
Same as Improvisate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pianist flawlessly improvisatized a jazz solo, captivating the audience with his spontaneous melodies.
The actors improvisatized the final scene, creating an organic and unpredictable ending to the play.
With only a few ingredients, the chef improvisatized a delicious meal that delighted all who tasted it.
The speaker improvisatized a response to the unexpected question, skillfully guiding the discussion.
