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extemporised's Usage Examples:

Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times noted that the script revisions caused an uneven plot and anticlimax, and wrote that the narrative feels extemporised, a bumpy, sometimes thrilling ride, but one with no clear end in sight.

comments that this statement was likely in reference to McCartney"s "too fussily extemporised" bass part on the Beatles" 1969 recording.

The extemporised 17-pounder Sherman Firefly conversion of the US-supplied Sherman was.

considered as a tank rather than restricted to being an extemporised tank destroyer.

In 1720, at a celebrated organ concert in Hamburg, Bach extemporised a chorale setting of "An Wasserflüssen Babylon" in the presence of Reincken.

well as his own poetry (Albion Enigma) and he has presented concerts of extemporised keyboard work.

about it being considered as a tank rather than restricted to being an extemporised tank destroyer.

The Bison was an extemporised armoured fighting vehicle frequently characterised as a mobile pillbox.

extemporised armoured fighting vehicle frequently characterised as a mobile pillbox.

during Shakespeare"s time and the relationship between playscript and extemporised comedy.

mixture of Italian, dialect and grammelot – a constructed or rather extemporised language that draws on, and mixes up, regional languages.

The first 100 were extemporised but a standard armoured body form followed with a machine gun at the.

the Harrison-composed "Something" as creative but overly busy and "too fussily extemporised".

Synonyms:

execute, improvise, do, extemporize, improvize, ad-lib, perform,

Antonyms:

exempt, fall short of, stay in place, unmake, prepared,