noun
- a person who improvises, especially one who composes and performs music, poetry, or speeches spontaneously
Usage: formal
Examples
- The jazz improvisator created a stunning solo on the spot.
- She was known as a skilled improvisator who could compose poetry instantly.
- The theater featured an improvisator who entertained audiences with spontaneous performances.
- As an improvisator, he never used written music during his piano recitals.
- The ancient Roman improvisator captivated crowds with extemporaneous speeches.
- Her reputation as an improvisator grew after her brilliant unrehearsed performance.