Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ad-libbing
verb
/ˈædˌlɪbɪŋ/

Definition
The act of improvising or speaking without a prepared script.

Examples
- During the play, the actor started ad-libbing when he forgot his lines.
- At the meeting, she ad-libbed her presentation, making it feel more natural and engaging.

Meaning
Ad-libbing refers to the spontaneous and unprepared way a person speaks or performs. It often involves making things up on the spot instead of using a script or pre-planned dialogue.

Synonyms
- improvise
- extemporize
- wing it