Improvisate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Improvisation
composing and rendering music poetry and the like extemporaneously as improvisation on the organ
Improvisator
An improviser or improvvisatore
Improviser
One who improvises
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Improvisate
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Improvisatize
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Commerce destroyer
an enemy Not being intended to fight they may be improvised from fast passenger steamers
Improvisatorial
Of or pertaining to improvisation or extemporaneous composition
Improvise
To compose recite or sing extemporaneously especially in verse to extemporize also to play upon an instrument or to act...
Improvision
Improvidence
jazz
developed through increasingly complex styles but generally featuring intricate rhythms improvisation prominent solo segments and great freedom in harmonic idiom played
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