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What does ad lib means?

"Ad lib" is short for ad libitum, which is a Latin phrase meaning "at pleasure" or "at will."

Here's how it's used:

* In performance: An ad lib is an unscripted or improvised line, action, or bit of dialogue added by a performer during a performance.

* In music: Ad lib can refer to a section of music where a performer is free to improvise or add their own embellishments.

* In general: It can mean something is done freely and without strict rules or guidelines.

Examples:

* "The comedian ad-libbed a joke about the audience's reaction."

* "The guitarist took a long ad-lib solo during the bridge of the song."

* "She was given ad-lib time to discuss her favorite topics."

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