English to English Dictionary

Impression

An effect produced on someone or something.

Impressive

Having a strong effect on someone; evoking admiration through size, quality, or skill.

Imprinter

A device or person that imprints a design or mark onto a surface.

Imprisonment

The state of being confined in prison; incarceration as a legal penalty.

Improbable

Not likely to be true or to happen.

Impromptu

A short piece of instrumental music, especially for piano, performed in a relaxed, spontaneous style.

Improper

Not proper; not in accordance with accepted standards or norms.

Improperly

In a manner that is not proper or suitable.

Improver

A person or thing that makes something better or enhances its quality.

Improvisation

The act of creating and performing something spontaneously or without preparation.

Improvisation Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and creativity, often performed without premeditated choreography.

Improvisational Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and expression, often created in the moment without pre-choreographed steps.