Modifies a noun

• judgment: The judge gave a short and extempore judgment of which we have only a note, albeit a note which is approved by him.

• effusion: Yet Wordsworth's revision adds more than biographical detail to his extempore effusion.

• sermon: Peter's extempore sermon is a model of Biblical exposition and practical application, comparing Scripture with Scripture.

• playing: There are many accounts of his playing, nearly all of which stress the brilliance and seemingly inexhaustible inventiveness of his extempore playing.