Improvisation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPROVISATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or art of improvising
• something that is improvised, in particular a piece of music, drama, etc. created spontaneously or without preparation
• the action of improvising
• The act or art of composing and rendering music, poetry, and the like, extemporaneously; as, improvisation on the organ.
• That which is improvised; an impromptu.
• a creation spoken or written or composed extemporaneously (without prior preparation)
• an unplanned expedient
• a performance given extempore without planning or preparation

Words related to IMPROVISATION

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Words that contain IMPROVISATION

improvisations21 improvisational22 improvisationally27

How to use IMPROVISATION in a sentence

• And now young Nadab commenced one of those surprising feats of Improvisation with which he used to charm audiences.
• But an added charm was given to our work by the necessity of improvisation.
• The magnificent conceit of the male in his understanding of the female character was sufficiently developed to cause him to welcome the improvisation which he had just heard.
• Against these prepared novelties the Allies have had to improvise, and on the whole the improvisation has kept pace with the demands made upon it.
• At home the great improvisation of the New Armies, undertaken by Lord Kitchener in the teeth of much expert criticism, goes steadily on.
• Sometimes accused of expecting others to achieve the impossible, he had achieved it himself in the crowning miracle of his life, the improvisation of the New Armies.
• A woman in the center of a row suddenly struck a high note, beginning a few words from a hymn, or an improvisation.
• In one point, indeed, there has been no improvisation.
• In fact, it was to him more than to the Romans, that the second improvisation of Corinne was directed.
• One thing makes me attach an additional value to our talent for improvisation, and that is, that it would be almost impossible in a society disposed to mockery.
• This is owing to the fact that there existed the very important element of improvisation, of which I shall speak later.
• Now improvisation is the particular glory of the French school, but it has been injured seriously of late by the influence of the German school.
• I am fully aware of what may be said against improvisation.
• A mediocre improvisation is always endurable, if the organist has grasped the idea that church music should harmonize with the service and aid meditation and prayer.
• Once hostilities have begun no improvisation will be worth while.
• At any rate Baccio Ugolino possessed some skill in improvisation, and was also accomplished in the art of singing and accompanying himself upon the lute or viol.
• Staff Officers who have only had to do with land operations would be surprised, I am sure, at the amount of original thinking and improvisation demanded by a landing operation.
• The successive scenes are, indeed, without organic connection, but each scene by itself has the vivacity and directness of improvisation.
• As a piece of improvisation, it certainly contains excellent fooling.
• But Lowell revealed early extraordinary gifts of improvisation, retaining the old tunes of English verse as the basis for his own strains of unpremeditated art.
• Much less can we convey an idea of his powers of improvisation.
• Our pithy, epigrammatic poems were particularly well suited to the improvisation of a single sentiment.
• They all had the gift of improvisation more developed than memory, and consequently availed themselves of the faculty that worked easier.
• They came and went without deliberation, and were expressed as they came and dismissed as they went in the terms of his extraordinary improvisation.
• Ever fresh the broad creation, A divine improvisation, From the heart of God proceeds, A single will, a million deeds.
• There was a lack of deliberation and dignity in this departure which gave it the appearance of improvisation, of not being the real thing.
• That is one of the advantages of the rapidly-working brain, that its power of improvisation is, in solitude, very constant and reassuring.

Similar words containing PROVISA without suffix tion and without prefix im

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