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improvisationalist

improvisationalist noun: one who uses improvisational methods.

Noun

improvisationalist (plural improvisationalists)

  1. One who uses improvisational methods.
    • The movements of a boxer, or a jazz improvisationalist, are based on the same understanding.2016, Camaren Peter, Lazarus in the Multiple: Awakening to the Era of Complexity, page 32

Forms of improvisationalist

pluralimprovisationalists

Origin of improvisationalist

From improvisational + -ist.

Questions about improvisationalist

What does improvisationalist mean?
Improvisationalist means one who uses improvisational methods.
What part of speech is improvisationalist?
Improvisationalist is a noun.
What is the plural of improvisationalist?
The plural of improvisationalist is improvisationalists.

Words near improvisationalist in the dictionary

  1. improvisation
  2. improvisational
  3. improvisational comedies
  4. improvisational comedy
  5. improvisational theatre
  6. improvisationalist
  7. improvisationalists
  8. improvisationally
  9. improvisations
  10. improvisatize
  11. improvisatized

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