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Are you Improvising or Improving? Or Neither?

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Please forgive a rant by a lover and protector of the language No, no, no! ‘Improvise’ does not mean ‘improve’. It may sometimes achieve that, but it’s not its intention. Improvise means to think on the spot, get out of a sticky situation adroitly, spontaneously save the day and such. Don’t believe me? Incredulous? Incredible? Fine

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