CEFR B2

improviser

noun

Meaning

A person who invents or creates something (such as music or a speech) spontaneously, without preparation.

Examples

The jazz musician was a brilliant improviser, creating complex solos out of thin air.
As an improviser, she could turn any mundane situation into a hilarious story.

Synonyms: creator, inventor, originator, extemporizer

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improviser (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɪmˈprɒvɪzər/

Definition

A person who invents or creates something (such as music or a speech) spontaneously, without preparation.

Examples

The jazz musician was a brilliant improviser, creating complex solos out of thin air.
As an improviser, she could turn any mundane situation into a hilarious story.
The actor is known for being a skilled improviser, always adding unexpected twists to his performances.

How to Use improviser

improviser at (prepositional phrase): Someone who improvises in a specific field or activity. — "He is an excellent improviser at the piano."
improviser of (prepositional phrase): Someone who creates or invents something spontaneously. — "She is an improviser of melodies and rhythms."

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