extempore

• Adjetivo que describe algo hecho o dicho sin preparación ni ensayo; improvisado. En la actualidad se considera arcaico o literario.

An adjective describing something done or spoken without preparation or rehearsal; impromptu. Now considered archaic or literary.

1. Spoken or done without preparationC1formal

   Said or performed without prior preparation or rehearsal; impromptu.

   Improvisado

   • He gave an extempore speech at the conference.
   • The comedian's extempore jokes delighted the audience.
   • She delivered an extempore lecture on the topic.

   Sinónimosad-libextemporaneousextemporaryimpromptuimprovisedoff-the-cuffoffhandspontaneousunpreparedunrehearsed

   Antónimosplannedpremeditatedprepared

• Adverbio que significa «sin preparación ni ensayo; improvisadamente». Se usa para describir acciones o discursos realizados de forma espontánea, a menudo en contextos formales o retóricos.

An adverb meaning "without preparation or rehearsal; impromptu." It is used to describe actions or speeches performed on the spur of the moment, often in formal or rhetorical contexts.

1. Without preparationC2formal

   Spoken or done without any prior preparation or rehearsal.

   Sin preparación

   • He delivered the speech extempore and impressed everyone.
   • The actor performed the scene extempore when he forgot his lines.
   • She answered the questions extempore during the interview.

   Sinónimosad libextemporaneouslyimpromptuoff the cuffoffhandon the spur of the momentspontaneously