ex improviso
/ˌɛks ɪmprəˈvʌɪzəʊ/adverb
Unexpectedly, suddenly, without warning. In later use chiefly in legal contexts.
Origin
Early 16th century. From classical Latin ex imprōvīsō suddenly, unexpectedly from ex + imprōvīsō, ablative of imprōvīsum, use as noun of neuter of imprōvīsus.
- small hand
- small hartwort
- small-headed
- small helm
- small help
- smallholder
- smallholding
- small hours
- smallie
- small intestine
- small is beautiful
- smallish
- small-knowing
- small-leaved
- small letter
- small-l liberal
- small man
- small-minded
- small-mindedly
- small-mindedness
- small morals
- smallmouth
- smallmouth black bass
- small-mouthed
- small-mouthed bass