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improvisate

improvisate verb: to improvise.

Verb

improvisate (third-person singular simple present improvisates, present participle improvisating, simple past and past participle improvisated)

  1. (archaic, nonstandard) To improvise

Adjective

improvisate (comparative more improvisate, superlative most improvisate)

  1. (archaic) improvised; impromptu

Forms of improvisate

Verb
third-person singular presentimprovisates
present participleimprovisating
past participleimprovisated
pastimprovisated
Adjective
comparativemore improvisate
superlativemost improvisate

Words formed from improvisate

Questions about improvisate

What does improvisate mean?
Improvisate means to improvise.
What part of speech is improvisate?
Improvisate can be a verb or an adjective.
What is the past tense of improvisate?
The past tense of improvisate is improvisated.

Words near improvisate in the dictionary

  1. improving on
  2. improving the occasion
  3. improving upon
  4. improvingly
  5. improvisable
  6. improvisate
  7. improvisated
  8. improvisates
  9. improvisating
  10. improvisation
  11. improvisational

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