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Definition of choreograph
transitive verb
1 : to compose the choreography of choreograph a ballet
2 : to arrange or direct the movements, progress, or details of a carefully choreographed meeting
intransitive verb
: to engage in choreography
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Examples of choreograph in a Sentence
She was hired to choreograph the ballet routines.
the advance team completely choreographed the candidate's campaign appearances
Recent Examples of choreograph from the Web
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Although the show may be choreographed, the emotions of the people calling in are real.
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The nerdy duo use the instrumental tracks of Top 40 hits and write new lyrics about topics such as gaming, space and pop-culture fandom while incorporating choreographed dance moves.
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The fireworks show, shot from Lake Kittamaqundi, will begin at dusk, which Bryan said will be approximately 9:30 p.m. The fireworks are provided and choreographed by Zambelli Fireworks, and will be set to a soundtrack of popular music.
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The City of Imperial Beach will be hosting a fireworks show off the Imperial Beach Pier choreographed to radio station KyXy 96.5.
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The meetings are typically highly choreographed affairs, with everything from the way the two leaders shake hands to the looks that they exchange and the actual words spoken offering glimpses into the state of affairs.
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The show's music director is Ronald James Joseph and is choreographed by Heidi Malnar.
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The keystrokes were the latest maneuver in Miami-Dade’s recent efforts to better choreograph green lights throughout the county’s nearly 3,000 intersections.
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Activision assaulted viewers of the the hands-off demo with expertly choreographed set pieces and wince-worthy headshots.
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First Known Use of choreograph
1943
CHOREOGRAPH Defined for English Language Learners
choreograph
playDefinition of choreograph for English Language Learners
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: to decide how a dancer or group of dancers will move during a performance
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