Improvisation
51improvisation — noun Date: 1786 1. the act or art of improvising 2. something (as a musical or dramatic composition) improvised • improvisational adjective • improvisationally adverb …
52improvisation — Synonyms and related words: action, ad hoc measure, ad lib, ad libbing, answer, arrangement, artifice, authorship, beginning, cadenza, coinage, conception, concoction, contrivance, contriving, countermove, coup, course of action, creation,… …
53Improvisation — På stående fod, stev …
54improvisation — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. improvising, extemporization, ad libbing*, ad lib*, impromptu creation, spontaneous creation, makeshift device, stopgap, making do, playing it by ear*, jamming*, lick*; see also discovery 2 , resort 1 . II (Roget s… …
55Improvisation — die vorübergehende Regelung einer begrenzten Anzahl von Teilhandlungen im Rahmen der arbeitsteiligen (⇡ Arbeitsteilung) Aufgabenerfüllung der Unternehmung. I.d.R. Anwendung, wenn sich ständig ändernde Situationsbedingungen keine dauerhafte Lösung …
56improvisation — im|prov|i|sa|tion [ ,ımpravı zeıʃn ] noun 1. ) count or uncount a performance that the performer has not practiced before 2. ) uncount things that you do or make using only what is available at the time, instead of what is most suitable …
57improvisation — im·pro·vi·sa·tion || ‚ɪmprÉ™vÉ™ zeɪʃn / vaɪ z n. act of improvising; something which is done without preparation, something improvised (i.e. speech or musical performance) …
58improvisation — n. 1. Improvising. 2. Impromptu …
59improvisation — n 1. extemporizing, ad libbing; making do, jury rigging, making the best of it. 2. impromptu, extemporization, extempore remark, ad lib; spontaneousnes, impulsiveness, impetuosity; impulse, flash, brainstorm …
60improvisation — im·provi·sa·tion …
