ad lib
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[edit] Etymology
abbreviation of ad libitum, from New Latin ad libitum.
[edit] Adverb
ad lib (comparative more ad lib, superlative most ad lib)
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- at pleasure
- at will
- to whatever extent
- extemporaneously
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at pleasure
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at will
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to whatever extent
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extemporaneously
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[edit] Adjective
ad lib (comparative more ad lib, superlative most ad lib)
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extemporaneous
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[edit] Verb
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to ad lib (third-person singular simple present ad libs, present participle ad libbing, simple past and past participle ad libbed)
- To perform without script.
- To perform without preparation.
- To perform extemporaneously.
- She ad libbed the rest of the scene.
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to perform without script
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to perform without preparation
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to perform extemporaneously
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