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extemporaneous

[ik-stem-puh-rey-nee-uhs] / ɪkˌstɛm pəˈreɪ ni əs /


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Pro wrestling historically has used an extemporaneous presentation while WWE turned to scripts telling wrestlers how to act and speak rather than having flexibility to craft individualized characters.

From Los Angeles Times

By any definition, a revival is characterized by spontaneous long-lasting episodes of collective worship: extemporaneous prayer, stirring music and rousing preaching.

From New York Times

His address lasted only 18 minutes — not a long-winded, extemporaneous marathon that is his style.

From Los Angeles Times

His voice, in the five albums he has released, is deep and mellow and soothing, making it easy to forget that his songwriting — like his art — is extemporaneous.

From New York Times

Daisey’s art is extemporaneous monologue, which makes it possible for him to take the stage on the day that restrictions loosen.

From New York Times