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unscripted
/ ʌˈɪɪ /
adjective
(of a speech, play, etc) not using or based on a script
Word History and Origins
Origin of unscripted1
Example Sentences
With its success, the Robertsons proved there was a marketplace for overtly Christian unscripted content.
Filling in for him is a high-wire act, Morrison says, as the show is unscripted.
It's a thing I’m hired for on unscripted, but to be quite frank, I don't really care what anyone's wearing.
Saoirse Cleary, creative strategy director at marketing agency MG Empower, says they incorporate many of the elements that both social media algorithms and audiences favour: strong hooks, engaging captions, heartfelt narratives, and authentic, unscripted moments.
She now returns to her former role as Bravo’s chief, and also will lead Peacock’s unscripted TV unit.
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