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Her impromptu remarks cleared up the confusion before rumors could start.impromptu = made without advance preparation
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The comedian’s impromptu jokes had the audience laughing uncontrollably.
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Roy and Beatrice had left before the impromptu press conference was over. (source)impromptu = done without advance planning preparation
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Aech and Shoto were still in their immersion bays, holding an impromptu online press conference. (source)impromptu = done without advance preparation
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We've planned out an impromptu course of study for him. (source)impromptu = made without advance preparation
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On the weekend after the crash, Pete, Virginia, and Louise Zamperini made an impromptu visit to the home of Cuppernell's parents, who lived in Long Beach. (source)impromptu = done without advance planning or preparation
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The machine was lobbing the masks out the back, trying to coax more followers into the impromptu parade: devil faces and horrible clowns, green monsters and gray aliens with big oval eyes, cats and dogs and cows, faces with crooked smiles or huge noses. (source)impromptu = done without advance planning or preparation
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But the fervid facility of his impromptus could not be so accounted for.† (source)
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An impromptu celebration of the victory was held immediately. (source)impromptu = done without advanced preparation
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But the fervid facility of his impromptus could not be so accounted for.† (source)
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The room became an impromptu court of law. (source)impromptu = without advance preparation
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...his friend enjoyed the impromptu dinner, and promised to come again, (source)impromptu = done without advance preparation
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I ought to have replied that it was not easy to give an impromptu answer to a question about appearances; that tastes mostly differ; and that beauty is of little consequence, or something of that sort. (source)impromptu = without advanced preparation
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He has an idea, impromptu and born of desperation, but nevertheless it may work.† (source)
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Even though I was the youngest contestant in the impromptu speech contest, I placed first.† (source)
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Not that anything exciting happened, for instance an impromptu game of spin the bottle or seven minutes in heaven—two possibilities for which us girls had prepared for with gum and lip gloss.† (source)
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