Synonyms for choreograph
ˈkɔr i əˌgræf, -ˌgrɑf, ˈkoʊr-chore·o·graph

Princeton's WordNet

1. choreographverb

   compose a sequence of dance steps, often to music

   "Balanchine choreographed many pieces to Stravinsky's music"

2. choreographverb

   plan and oversee the development and details of

   "The meeting between the two Presidents had been carefully choreographed"

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1. • Create
   • Dance
   • Mastermind

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1. Mickey Mehta:

   Life is astounding and not strange. If one thing is certain that is change, guide and choreograph the dance of creativity and save yourself from helpless captivity. Winds of change will allow you to give all you have and receive all you can with grace. Let change be seamless and not at a jolting pace. Be aware in the moment of change as it will determine your fall or rise, choreograph the change to MickeyMize.

2. Sam Bompas:

   It gets to the point where if you choreograph the set design, expectation, uniforms, and rituals enough, it doesn't even matter what the food tastes like -- you can make anybody think something tastes nice.

3. David Bennett:

   Nobody believed that you could turn this thing around and make it vibrant again because there were so many things that needed to fall together to make that happen, we kind of had to do a dance to choreograph this all to make it work.

4. Daphne Bridgerton:

   And it was so great, because it felt safe and fun : you choreograph it like a stunt, or a dance, it's crazy to me that that hasn't been there in the past. I've done sex scenes before that I can't believe I did : it was only five or six years ago, but it would not be allowed now.