choregraphical (Meaning)
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choregraphical (a.)
Pertaining to choregraphy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of choregraphical
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choregraphical Sentence Examples
- The choreographic brilliance of the performance mesmerized the audience.
- She meticulously planned each choreographic sequence to tell a compelling story through dance.
- His innovative choreographic style blended elements of classical ballet with contemporary movements.
- The choreographic intricacies of the routine demanded rigorous rehearsal and precision from the dancers.
- The choreographic composition flowed seamlessly from one movement to the next, creating a captivating experience for the viewers.
- Her choreographic talent earned her acclaim as one of the most promising choreographers in the industry.
- The choreographic patterns in the dance reflected the emotions and themes of the music.
- The choreographic interpretation of the piece added depth and nuance to the performance.
- The dancers executed the choreographic transitions with grace and fluidity.
- The choreographic complexity of the routine showcased the dancers' technical skill and artistry.
FAQs About the word choregraphical
Pertaining to choregraphy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The choreographic brilliance of the performance mesmerized the audience.
She meticulously planned each choreographic sequence to tell a compelling story through dance.
His innovative choreographic style blended elements of classical ballet with contemporary movements.
The choreographic intricacies of the routine demanded rigorous rehearsal and precision from the dancers.
