Choreography Definition

kôrē-ŏgrə-fē
choreographies
noun
choreographies
Dancing, esp. ballet dancing.
Webster's New World
A work created by this art.
American Heritage
The art of devising dances, esp. ballets.
Webster's New World
The arrangement or the written notation of the movements of a dance, esp. a ballet.
Webster's New World

The notation used to construct this record.

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Other Word Forms of Choreography

Noun

Singular:
choreography
Plural:
choreographies

Origin of Choreography

  • French chorégraphie Greek khoreia choral dance chorea -graphie writing (from Latin -graphia -graphy)

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Borrowing from French chorégraphie, from Ancient Greek χορεία (khoreia, “dance”) +‎ -graphy.

    From Wiktionary

Choreography Sentence Examples

  • Hold for as many counts as the choreography calls for.

  • She was the reigning queen of modern Bollywood choreography.

  • We were able to re-create the original choreography for our production in the West End which was a huge honor.

  • This may be weary to some viewers who simply want to see really great fight choreography.

  • Her choreography creates a witty and direct dance language combining lyricism and intimacy with energy and humor.

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Words Starting With

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