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improvisatize

improvisatize verb: to improvise; to extemporize.

Verb

improvisatize (third-person singular simple present improvisatizes, present participle improvisatizing, simple past and past participle improvisatized)

  1. (obsolete, rare) To improvise; to extemporize.

Forms of improvisatize

third-person singular presentimprovisatizes
present participleimprovisatizing
past participleimprovisatized
pastimprovisatized

Origin of improvisatize

From improvisate + -ize?

Questions about improvisatize

What does improvisatize mean?
Improvisatize means to improvise; to extemporize.
What part of speech is improvisatize?
Improvisatize is a verb.
What is the past tense of improvisatize?
The past tense of improvisatize is improvisatized.

Words near improvisatize in the dictionary

  1. improvisational theatre
  2. improvisationalist
  3. improvisationalists
  4. improvisationally
  5. improvisations
  6. improvisatize
  7. improvisatized
  8. improvisatizes
  9. improvisatizing
  10. improvisator
  11. improvisatore

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