improvisational

[im-prah-vuh-zay-shuhn-uhl, im-pruh-]

adjective

1. of, involving, or relating to improvising.

Example Sentences

The Dead were loose and improvisational.

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Mr. Pierce, the author of two previous books on the history of animation and Disney studios, shows through his anecdotes how fluid and improvisational collaboration can be—and how much fun.

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Mr. Lloyd uses bits of scales, not as improvisational statements but as on-ramps toward pure and lovely tones.

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D'Angelo was known for blending styles, as well as an improvisational approach.

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“We are doing loosely scripted, improvisational content. And this can be batch recorded and batch shot,” says Brennan Lee Mulligan on the common thread between Dropout’s shows that made “Dimension 20” appealing to the company as it was being relaunched.

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