Synonyms for "improviser"

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Related word relations

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2 relation types

derived from

1 entries

improvise

related to

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improvise

Translations

15 translations across 11 languages.

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Catalan

2 entries

• improvisador noun (one who improvises)
• improvisadora noun (one who improvises)

Czech

1 entries

• improvizátor noun (one who improvises)

Dutch

1 entries

• improvisator noun (one who improvises)

Finnish

1 entries

• improvisoija noun (one who improvises)

French

2 entries

• improvisateur noun (one who improvises)
• improvisatrice noun (one who improvises)

Greek

1 entries

• αυτοσχεδιαστής noun (one who improvises)

Italian

1 entries

• improvvisatore noun (one who improvises)

Polish

1 entries

• improwizator noun (one who improvises)

Portuguese

2 entries

• improvisador noun (one who improvises)
• improvisadora noun (one who improvises)

Russian

1 entries

• импровиза́тор noun (one who improvises)

Spanish

2 entries

• improvisador noun (one who improvises)
• improvisadora noun (one who improvises)

Sample sentences

1 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

Tom is an improviser.

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