noun
improvising
Improvising (noun) means the act of making or doing something spontaneously, without preparation. Example: “His whole cooking style is based on improvising with whatever's in the fridge.”
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The act of making or doing something spontaneously, without preparation.
"His whole cooking style is based on improvising with whatever's in the fridge."
How to use improvising
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDoing something on the spot without a set plan.
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Word forms
- Plural
- improvisings
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Rhymes for improvising
rising
raising
arising
devising
advising
bruising
cruising
uprising
praising
promising
surprising
exercising
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Frequently asked questions
What does “improvising” mean?
The word “improvising” means the act of making or doing something spontaneously, without preparation. In plain terms, doing something on the spot without a set plan.
How do you use “improvising” in a sentence?
Here is “improvising” used in a sentence: “His whole cooking style is based on improvising with whatever's in the fridge.”
What part of speech is “improvising”?
“Improvising” is a noun.
What is the meaning of improvising?
"improvising" (noun) means the act of making or doing something spontaneously, without preparation.
