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

The warring impulses ought to cancel each other out, but Dante orchestrates his films’ elements so deftly that the contradictions enrich each other and create a worldview more distinctive and complex than those of Lucas and Spielberg. — Jim Hemphill, IndieWire, 13 Aug. 2026

To avoid the most catastrophic outcome, China must orchestrate, with the United States and other major economies, a preemptive and gradual rebalancing of its economy. — Michael B. G. Froman, Foreign Affairs, 13 Aug. 2026

Lightning struck twice when Obama was re-elected in 2012, and in an episode shown the day after his win, Obama’s victory is shown to have been orchestrated by Cartman. — Damon Wise, Deadline, 13 Aug. 2026

This week, Davis is on trial in Las Vegas, accused of orchestrating the murder. — Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times, 12 Aug. 2026