orchestrate (Meaning)

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orchestrate (v)

write an orchestra score for

plan and direct (a complex undertaking)

The symphony conductor orchestrated a flawless performance, harmonizing the melodies into a captivating masterpiece.
The mastermind orchestrated a meticulous plan, ensuring every element was synchronized with precision.
The event planners orchestrated a grand celebration, transforming the venue into a vibrant tapestry of wonder.
The choreographer orchestrated a breathtaking dance routine, each movement flowing seamlessly into the next.
The politician orchestrated a cunning campaign, manipulating the media and swaying public opinion.
The fashion designer orchestrated an avant-garde runway show, showcasing their bold and innovative creations.
The gardener orchestrated a vibrant display of flowers, creating a symphony of colors and fragrances.
The scientist orchestrated a groundbreaking experiment, carefully manipulating variables to unlock hidden truths.
The architect orchestrated a soaring skyscraper, its elegant lines reaching for the heavens.
The teacher orchestrated an engaging lesson, captivating the minds of their students with wonder and excitement.

write an orchestra score for, plan and direct (a complex undertaking)

engineer, arrange,manage, craft, devise, prepare, formulate, design, plan, coordinate

muddle, confuse, mix (up), tumble, tumble, muddle, shuffle, disarray, scramble, upset

The symphony conductor orchestrated a flawless performance, harmonizing the melodies into a captivating masterpiece.

The mastermind orchestrated a meticulous plan, ensuring every element was synchronized with precision.

The event planners orchestrated a grand celebration, transforming the venue into a vibrant tapestry of wonder.

The choreographer orchestrated a breathtaking dance routine, each movement flowing seamlessly into the next.