choreograph Antonyms
Meaning of choreograph
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choreograph (v)
compose a sequence of dance steps, often to music
plan and oversee the development and details of
choreograph Sentence Examples
- She was hired to choreograph the dance sequences for the upcoming musical.
- The choreographer spent hours meticulously choreographing each movement to perfection.
- He had a natural talent for choreographing intricate routines that dazzled audiences.
- The director trusted her to choreograph the fight scenes in the action movie.
- The choreographed ballet performance left the audience in awe of its beauty and precision.
- As the lead dancer, she helped choreograph the group's synchronized movements.
- The choreographing process involved experimenting with different steps and formations.
- The dance troupe collaborated to choreograph a routine that showcased their individual talents.
- She was excited to choreograph her first solo dance piece for the recital.
- The choreographed flash mob surprised and delighted everyone in the crowded square.
FAQs About the word choreograph
compose a sequence of dance steps, often to music, plan and oversee the development and details of
calculate, prepare, organize, devise, arrange, design,plan, map (out), shape, chart
No antonyms found.
She was hired to choreograph the dance sequences for the upcoming musical.
The choreographer spent hours meticulously choreographing each movement to perfection.
He had a natural talent for choreographing intricate routines that dazzled audiences.
The director trusted her to choreograph the fight scenes in the action movie.
