extemporize (verb)

1. The actors had to extemporize their lines during the terrifying scene to create a sense of fear and suspense.

2. The comedian was able to extemporize hilarious one-liners that had the audience laughing uncontrollably.

3. The model had to extemporize her runway walk when her heel broke, but she continued to gracefully strut down the catwalk.

4. The author had to extemporize the futuristic technology in his novel, creating a believable world of advanced gadgets and artificial intelligence.

1. The artist had forgotten his brushes, so he had to extemporize by using his fingers to create a masterpiece.

2. When the illustrator realized he had forgotten to draw an important character, he had to extemporize by quickly adding them to the panel.

3. During World War II, soldiers had to extemporize supplies and equipment due to the scarcity caused by the war.

4. In the anime series, the protagonist often has to extemporize solutions to defeat the powerful villains.