orchestrated
/ˈɔrkəˌstreɪtɪd/
adjective
- Arranged or written for an orchestra.
- The orchestrated version of the folk song sounded grand and full.
- The piece was originally a piano solo, but now it is fully orchestrated.
- They performed an orchestrated medley of popular tunes.
- Carefully planned and organized, often secretly or with great skill.
- The event seemed spontaneous, but it was actually carefully orchestrated.
- Her orchestrated campaign for class president impressed everyone.
- The robbery was a highly orchestrated operation involving many people.
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verb
- Past tense of orchestrate: arranged music for an orchestra, or carefully planned an event.
- She orchestrated the entire symphony in just two weeks.
- He orchestrated a meeting between the two leaders.
- They orchestrated a beautiful wedding ceremony.