Synonyms of orchestrate

orchestrate

verb

as in to manage

to work out the details and guide the doing or making of (something)

She orchestrated a brilliant publicity campaign.

Related Words

• manage
• coordinate
• organize
• design
• plan
• prepare
• craft
• devise
• formulate
• engineer
• choreograph
• arrange
• plot
• publish
• establish
• project
• draft
• designate
• choose
• announce
• frame
• advertise
• blueprint
• shape
• budget
• adopt
• contrive
• calculate
• scheme
• select
• concoct
• declare
• determine
• draw up
• specify
• appoint
• scheme (out)
• chart
• hatch
• assign
• lay out
• set up
• finagle
• assemble
• pick
• cook up
• map (out)
• prefer
• mastermind
• pin (down)
• single (out)
• brew
• strategize (about)
• collect
• opt (for)
• settle
• gather
• set
• colligate
• name
• fix

Dissimilar Words

• disrupt
• disturb
• upset
• scramble
• disorganize
• shuffle
• disarray
• confuse
• mix (up)
• dislocate
• tumble
• muddle
• derange
• muss
• hash
• discompose
• jumble
• disorder
• disjoint
• mess (up)
• tousle
• rumple
• dishevel

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of orchestrate

When Neander asked about Lux, Krall helped orchestrate a trade that sent Lux and an Angels pitching prospect to Tampa, Burke to Cincinnati and outfielder Josh Lowe to Anaheim. — Stephen J. Nesbitt, New York Times, 23 July 2026

OpenAI’s report seemed to augur the very sort of disaster that IT professionals have been warning about since last year, when Anthropic’s top models began demonstrating the ability to orchestrate and automate severe cyberattacks. — Matteo Wong, The Atlantic, 22 July 2026

Local government officials have played a key role in orchestrating the competition’s spread, eying the boost for businesses in a domestic economy beleaguered by weak consumption. — Simone McCarthy, CNN Money, 21 July 2026

Seven months later, Syrskyi was credited with orchestrating the counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region, one of the most significant Ukrainian victories in the war. — ABC News, 21 July 2026