1. a person who improvises, especially one who composes and recites poetry extemporaneously
Usage: literary; historical

Examples

• The Italian improvisatore captivated the audience with his spontaneous verses.
• She was known as a skilled improvisatore who could create poems on any given topic.
• The 19th-century salon featured an improvisatore who entertained guests with instant compositions.
• As an improvisatore, he drew inspiration from the crowd’s suggestions.
• The traveling improvisatore performed in town squares across Europe.
• Her reputation as an improvisatore spread throughout the literary circles.