choreographing (Meaning)

choreographing

to arrange or direct the movements, progress, or details of, to engage in choreography, to compose the choreography of

The director is meticulously choreographing the intricate dance sequence for the upcoming performance.
The choreographer's vision is brought to life as the dancers gracefully execute their choreographed movements.
The gymnast skillfully choreographs her routine, seamlessly transitioning between flips and spins.
The marching band's performance was a testament to their precise choreographed maneuvers.
The skaters effortlessly glide across the ice, their synchronized movements choreographed with elegance.
The choreographer's creativity shines through in the innovative way they have choreographed the opening scene.
The football team's meticulously choreographed play resulted in a touchdown.
The wedding planners are carefully choreographing the reception to ensure a flawless flow.
The students are excitedly practicing the choreographed dance routine for their school assembly.
The fashion show was a spectacle of choreographed glamour, showcasing the latest designs with precision and grace.

to arrange or direct the movements, progress, or details of, to engage in choreography, to compose the choreography of

preparing, arranging, designing,planning, plotting, organizing, budgeting, drafting, projecting, mapping (out)

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The director is meticulously choreographing the intricate dance sequence for the upcoming performance.

The choreographer's vision is brought to life as the dancers gracefully execute their choreographed movements.

The gymnast skillfully choreographs her routine, seamlessly transitioning between flips and spins.

The marching band's performance was a testament to their precise choreographed maneuvers.