orchestrating (Meaning)
orchestrating
to compose or arrange (music) for an orchestra, to provide with orchestration, to arrange or combine so as to achieve a desired or maximum effect, to arrange or combine so as to get the best effect, to write or arrange music for an orchestra
Synonyms & Antonyms of orchestrating
Synonyms:
- naming
- finagling
- strategizing (about)
- specifying
- opting (for)
- setting up
- singling (out)
- scheming (out)
- picking
- laying out
- collecting
- cooking up
- mapping (out)
- gathering
- contriving
- assigning
- blueprinting
- assembling
- pinning (down)
- setting
- settling
- brewing
- appointing
- preferring
- drawing up
- budgeting
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word orchestrating
to compose or arrange (music) for an orchestra, to provide with orchestration, to arrange or combine so as to achieve a desired or maximum effect, to arrange or
crafting, planning, managing, organizing, plotting, coordinating,designing, preparing, devising, calculating
hashing, disordering, jumbling, confusing, tousling, mussing, muddling, tumbling, disturbing, deranging
The maestro orchestrated the symphony with precision, guiding the musicians through a breathtaking performance.
The event planners meticulously orchestrated the itinerary, ensuring a seamless flow of activities.
The politician orchestrated a campaign that captivated voters with its message and strategy.
The chef orchestrated the menu, combining flavors and textures to create a culinary masterpiece.
