Improvisation and Plot

Improvisation

Improvisation noun - Something that is performed, made, or done without preparation.

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Plot and improvisation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plot" instead a noun "Improvisation".

Nearby Words: improvised, improvise, improvisator, improvising

Plot noun - A secret plan for accomplishing evil or unlawful ends.

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Improvisation and plot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Improvisation" instead a noun "Plot".

Nearby Words: plotted, plotting, plotless

long	long improvisation	long plot
particular	particular improvisation	particular plot
complex	complex improvisation	complex plot
original	original improvisation	original plot
Other adjectives: great, early, less.

Scrooge McDuck wants to renew his TV channel's program so he employs the whole Duck and friends family to star in a soap opera with an over-the-top plot based on improvisation.

Source: Soap Within a Show
Despite the high degree of improvisation involved in their creation, very few plot points are ever completely forgotten about, which means that over nearly 800 comics, quite a lot of them have managed to build up.

Source: Webcomic / Well That Was Unexpected
Arc Words: "Improvise" and "Improvisation" keep popping up throughout the plot.

Source: Videogame / Shadowrun Returns

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