Speaking extemporaneously refers to speaking off the cuff, without any preparation or premeditation. The antonyms of this phrase would be those which describe a more planned or rehearsed style of speaking. These would include, but are not limited to, speaking formally, speaking scripted or speaking from notes. Formal speaking is characterized by the use of proper grammar, diction and syntax. Speaking from a script involves reading from a pre-written speech or presentation while speaking from notes involves referring to written prompts or reminders during a planned speech. These styles of speaking are often considered polished and professional, while extemporaneous speaking can be seen as spontaneous or informal.

What are the antonyms for Speaking extemporaneously?

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  • ad-lib
  • plan
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  • prepare
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  • rehearse
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  • write
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