extemporizer

Meanings

• the ability to speak extemporaneously or spontaneously

  - "In debates, politicians may be asked to speak extemporaneously."
  - "Public speakers often need to be able to respond extemporaneously to unexpected questions from the audience."

• the act or art of improvising music or theater

  - "Improvised comedy shows often involve a group of performers who must create scenes and dialogue spontaneously."
  - "Jazz musicians are known for their ability to improvise complex melodies and harmonies in real time."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with extemporizer
extemporizer , emperor , importer , exporter

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. extemporizer () : a person who speaks extemporaneously or spontaneously.
   

2. extemporize () : to speak or act extemporaneously or spontaneously.
   

3. extemporaneous () : prepared on the spot; extemporized.
   

4. extemporize (English) : to operate or control an aircraft without the use of a flight plan or navigation charts.
   

5. extemporize (Music) : to improvise or compose music spontaneously.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of extemporizer that leads to same result
extemporize , extemporized , extemporizer , extemporizers , extemporizes , extemporizing

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

From the Latin word 'extemporaneus', meaning 'prepared on the spot'.

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