choreograph
/ˈkɔːriəɡræf/
verb
- To design and arrange the movements of a dance or performance.
- They will choreograph a modern dance piece for the festival.
- The director asked him to choreograph a fight scene for the movie.
- She was hired to choreograph the musical's opening number.
- To plan and coordinate a complex event or activity with careful detail.
- The team choreographed the product launch down to the last minute.
- The protest was carefully choreographed to avoid any conflict.
- She choreographed the wedding reception so everything flowed smoothly.
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