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improvisation

noun as in extemporary speech

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Jenkins, who never wed or had children of her own, centered kids in her work, featuring them on her recordings and teaching them her core principles: careful listening, singing and improvisation.

But there is a sense they rely on such off-the-cuff improvisation, rather than the methodical working over and opening up of opponents.

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In the mornings they all took cooking classes and in the afternoons they participated in improvisation exercises to build a natural rapport.

There was little room for improvisation on set, but the endless rewriting Audiard did on the script allowed him to incorporate helpful and insightful feedback from cast and crew alike.

Baking can feel rigid compared to savory cooking, which often allows for more improvisation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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