extempore

"Let him face them extempore, next Friday if he can."

The judgments were very short and appear to have been extempore.

All works of art should not be detached, but extempore performances.

John Bright's first extempore speech was at a temperance meeting.

Shaw was noted for extempore prayer, lasting two or three hours.

Bryan was very ready in controversy, and occasionally an extempore preacher.

The plan may have been rapid and extempore, but it was cold and thorough.

Anna was also best known for his extempore speaking ability being very well affluent on rhetoric skills.

As he called it, it was "rich extempore writing, talking with pen in hand".

They alternately composed six extempore verses on the numbers one to twelve.

Impromptu : One of the largest extempore competitions in the state.

His general style of preaching was extempore and incisive.

Sure, the gods do this year connive at us, and we may do anything extempore.

Somewhat to his own surprise, he discovered that he was capable of extempore public speech.

In his discourses he was neither an extempore preacher, nor did he read.

It is extempore, from my mother wit.

It was quite extempore, in very simple words, and illustrated by some delightful and most touching stories of children.

She put the third bucket on the extempore cooker and poured some water from the fourth into the others, which were just beginning to steam.

Also poetry recitation, debate and extempore speeches are practiced.

Teonge includes several extempore verses and songs of his own.

He is also credited with many chatuvus, stand alone extempore poems.

Chanting and extempore song-making came easily to Jews in emotional moments.

By that I mean that whereas my first speech had been carefully thought out, this was extempore and discursive.

The really great Magus speaks and acts impromptu and extempore.

Speech given by the persons are extempore or adlib.