Pronunciation: /ɪmˈprɑmptuː/
noun a performance or speech that is done without preparation
A1 I decided to give an impromptu speech at the last minute.
A2 The impromptu dance party in the park was a lot of fun.
B1 She made an impromptu decision to go on a road trip with her friends.
B2 The impromptu concert was a huge success, drawing a large crowd.
C1 The impromptu meeting was called to address the urgent issue.
C2 His impromptu performance at the event was met with rave reviews.
adjective done without being planned or rehearsed
A1 She made an impromptu decision to go for a walk.
A2 The impromptu picnic turned out to be a lot of fun.
B1 The impromptu speech was well received by the audience.
B2 They decided to take an impromptu road trip to the beach.
C1 The impromptu performance by the band was a huge success.
C2 His impromptu decision to propose on stage took everyone by surprise.
formal The impromptu meeting was called to address the urgent issue.
informal We decided to have an impromptu picnic in the park.
slang Let's make an impromptu trip to the beach!
figurative His impromptu decision to quit his job surprised everyone.
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