ex·tem·po·re [ɪkˈstempəri, ekˈ-] ПРИЛ. НАРЕЧ.
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His extempore playing is very diversified - the soft movements full of tenderness and expression, exquisitely beautiful and impassioned...
en.wikipedia.org There is no rhythm for this portion of the performance which is essentially an extempore attempt by the performer to convey the raga swaroopam as experienced by him/her.
en.wikipedia.org Debates, extempore, symposiums, lectures, elocutions, drawing competitions, writing competitions, rakhee and rangoli making competition etc. are organized.
en.wikipedia.org They could extempore quote hundreds of poems, they could tell you the source of the words, their meaning, grammar... etc.
www.thehindu.com As an advocate, he was laborious fluent and convincing always ready as an extempore speaker yet excelling most when his thoughts had been first written or printed.
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