Ad-Libs is a slang term used to describe the spontaneous and improvisational creation of words, phrases, or actions, often used in performances or entertainment. It refers to the ability to make something up on the spot without any prior planning or preparation.
Ad-Libs are usually used by actors, comedians, or improvisers when they need to quickly come up with dialogue or actions while on stage or in front of an audience. It allows the performer to add humor, creativity, or react to unexpected situations in real-time, making the performance more engaging and entertaining.
Example 1: During the live comedy show, the comedian asked the audience for a suggestion and used it as an ad-lib to create a hilarious punchline.
Example 2: When the actor forgot a line from the script, they seamlessly ad-libbed their way through the scene, even adding an extra element of humor that received applause from the audience.
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