choreography
/ˌkɔriˈɑɡrəfi/
noun
- The art or practice of designing and arranging the movements of dancers in a performance.
- The choreography for the musical was both complex and beautiful.
- Modern choreography often blends ballet with hip-hop moves.
- She studied choreography at a famous dance school in New York.
- The sequence of steps and movements in a dance or performance.
- The dancers practiced the choreography every day for a month.
- The choreography included lifts, spins, and synchronized kicks.
- I forgot the choreography halfway through the routine.
- The careful planning or arrangement of a complex event or activity.
- The wedding choreography involved coordinating the bridal party's entrance.
- The choreography of the parade required months of preparation.
- The CEO handled the choreography of the merger with great skill.