improvised
మెరుగుపరిచిన
definition
verb
the ability to improvise operatic arias in any given style
create and perform (music, drama, or verse) spontaneously or without preparation.
adjective
an improvised short speech
created and performed spontaneously or without preparation; impromptu.
example
During the tour the commandos also discovered 320 'improvised' explosive devices.
Sahni was most impressed with him regaling the passengers with an uncanny ability to hold them with 'improvised' speeches.
I had a couple of 'improvised' holes in my backyard.
The welfare state he fashioned in place of classic laissez-faire was largely 'improvised' .
I had a smashing time in Edinburgh last night, using my beard to its full comic potential in a somewhat 'improvised' opening to my act.
I know a great deal of the film was 'improvised' .
The burden must rest, however, upon the partially 'improvised' text.
Students are encouraged to progress to developing their own choreography or 'improvised' dance.
In freely 'improvised' music, its roots are in occasion rather than place.
Jim Denley is probably the leading light in the field of Australian 'improvised' music.
They waded waist-deep in the grass in a compact body bearing an 'improvised' stretcher in their midst.
The UN has already experience in supervising elections under very 'improvised' conditions.
And, amazingly, all the dialogue was 'improvised' .
Below, I have categorized various types of 'improvised' weapons.
Someone is apparently being evacuated from an 'improvised' shelter.
There was plenty of food on the 'improvised' tables.
She said truckers must also contend with 'improvised' explosive devices on the road.
Once the image has been 'improvised' on-screen, Corey has it printed onto a small canvas in colored inks.
Learn more about different formations for 'improvised' group dance.
They are carrying diagrams of an 'improvised' rocket launcher.
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