What is another word for extempore?
94 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɛkstˈɛmpɔː], [ ɛkstˈɛmpɔː], [ ɛ_k_s_t_ˈɛ_m_p_ɔː]Table of Contents
Similar words for extempore:- ad-lib (adjective)
- casual (adjective)
- extemporaneous/extemporary (adjective)
- spontaneous (adjective)
- spur-of-the-moment (adjective)
- unpremeditated (adjective)
- unstudied (adjective)
- ad-lib (adverb)
- ad-lib (adverb)
- extempore (noun)
- other synonyms
Definition for Extempore:
Synonyms for Extempore:
adj.
•ad-lib (adjective) •casual (adjective)- un expected,
- in frequent,
- most serendipitous,
- in-frequent,
- un intentional,
- un-intentional,
- un foreseen,
- irregular,
- un planned,
- un-foreseen,
- un-planned,
- un-expected,
- more serendipitous.
- more on the spot,
- more on-the-spot,
- more improv,
- most improv,
- more jamming,
- most on-the-spot,
- ex temporary,
- snappest,
- off the top of head,
- most improvisatory,
- more improvisatory,
- jamming,
- most on the spot,
- more improviso,
- most jamming,
- most improviso,
- ex-temporary.
- most unpremediated,
- un controlled,
- most unbidden,
- un forced,
- most uncontrived,
- un-controlled,
- in voluntary,
- more unpremediated,
- un avoidable,
- un conscious,
- in evitable,
- un sophisticated,
- un compelled,
- more unprompted,
- from hip,
- un-contrived,
- more uncontrived,
- in-voluntary,
- un prompted,
- un-forced,
- most unartful,
- un-bidden,
- in-evitable,
- un-conscious,
- un artful,
- un-compelled,
- more unartful,
- more unbidden,
- un-artful,
- un contrived,
- un bidden,
- un-prompted,
- most unprompted,
- un-avoidable.
adv.
•ad-lib (adverb)adv
•ad-lib (adverb)n.
•extempore (noun)Other synonyms:
Antonyms for Extempore:
-
adj.
-
Other antonyms:
intentional, intended, premeditated, elaborated, planned, written, studied, read, Rehearsed, deliberate, premeditative, considered.
-
Other antonyms:
Extempore Sentence Examples:
-
To those who have been we'll practised in the art, and who have both written much; and often attempted to discourse extempore with the same accuracy which they observe in their writings, this will be far less difficult than is imagined.
-
Prayer acquired a significance she had never seen in it before; the tone of the prayer, too, was different from the set didactic utterances too often called prayer, in which there is as much doctrine and as little devotion as extempore prayer is capable of.
