choreography (Meaning)
Wordnet
choreography (n)
a show involving artistic dancing
the representation of dancing by symbols as music is represented by notes
a notation used by choreographers
Synonyms & Antonyms of choreography
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choreography Sentence Examples
- The choreography of the opening number set the tone for the entire musical.
- She meticulously planned the choreography to highlight the dancers' strengths.
- The complexity of the choreography required extensive rehearsals to perfect.
- His innovative choreography pushed the boundaries of traditional dance.
- The fluidity of the choreography created a mesmerizing visual spectacle.
- She won an award for her outstanding choreography in the contemporary dance category.
- The choreography of the fight scenes in the movie was both thrilling and realistic.
- The precision of the dancers' movements showcased the meticulous choreography.
- They collaborated closely to develop the choreography for the group performance.
- The choreography seamlessly integrated with the music, enhancing the overall impact of the performance.
FAQs About the word choreography
a show involving artistic dancing, the representation of dancing by symbols as music is represented by notes, a notation used by choreographers
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The choreography of the opening number set the tone for the entire musical.
She meticulously planned the choreography to highlight the dancers' strengths.
The complexity of the choreography required extensive rehearsals to perfect.
His innovative choreography pushed the boundaries of traditional dance.
