orchestrate
/ˈɔrkəˌstreɪt/
verb
- To arrange or write music for an orchestra.
- The composer will orchestrate the piano piece for a full symphony.
- She learned to orchestrate by studying scores of famous works.
- He was hired to orchestrate the soundtrack for the new movie.
- To carefully plan and organize a complex event or situation.
- The manager orchestrated a smooth transition to the new software system.
- The protest was orchestrated by several community groups working together.
- They orchestrated a surprise party that went perfectly.
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