improvisational

English

Etymology

From improvisation +‎ -al.

Adjective

improvisational (comparative more improvisational, superlative most improvisational)

1. Having the nature of an improvisation.

Derived terms

• improvisational comedy
• improvisationally
• improvisational theatre

Translations

having the nature of an improvisation

• Belarusian: імправізацы́йны (impravizacýjny)
• Hungarian: improvizációs (hu)
• Polish: improwizacyjny
• Russian: импровизацио́нный (ru) (improvizaciónnyj)
• Ukrainian: імпровізаці́йний (improvizacíjnyj)