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Off-the-cuff

/ˌɒf.ðəˈkʌf/adjective / adverb
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Off-the-cuff describes something said or done spontaneously without prior preparation, often injecting a raw, unfiltered energy into the moment. In today's fast-paced world, it's commonly used for impromptu speeches or quick responses in interviews, but it can also risk unintended blunders that go viral on social media.

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