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improvisational
English
Etymology
improvisation +? -al
Adjective
improvisational (comparative more improvisational, superlative most improvisational)
- Having the nature of an improvisation.
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improvisatory
English
Adjective
improvisatory (comparative more improvisatory, superlative most improvisatory)
- Of, pertaining to, or in the nature of improvisation
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