extempore

English

Alternative forms

• ex tempore

Etymology

From Latin ex (“immediately after”) + tempore, ablative singular of tempus (“time", "opportunity", "occasion”)

Adjective

extempore (comparative more extempore, superlative most extempore)

1. carried out with no preparation; impromptu

Translations

carried out with no preparation; impromptu

• Dutch: onvoorbereid (nl), geïmproviseerd (nl)

• Russian: импровизированный (ru) (improvizirovannyj)

Adverb

extempore (comparative more extempore, superlative most extempore)

1. without preparation; extemporaneously

Translations

without preparation; extemporaneously

• Dutch: à l'improviste (nl), voor de vuist weg (nl), onvoorbereid (nl)

• Russian: импровизированно (ru) (improvizirovanno)

Noun

extempore (plural extempores)

1. Something improvised.

Translations

Something improvised

• Dutch: improvisatie (nl) f

• Russian: импровизация (ru) (improvizacija) f

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• Armenian: հանպատրաստից (hy) (hanpatrastic’)

• Icelandic: undirbúningslaust