1. creating and arranging the movements and steps for a dance or ballet
Usage: present participle of choreograph
2. planning or organizing the sequence of events or movements in a complex activity
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The director is choreographing a new contemporary dance piece for the spring festival.
• She spent weeks choreographing the musical number for the school play.
• The team was choreographing every detail of the product launch to ensure success.
• He is choreographing the movements so that all dancers move in perfect synchronization.
• They are choreographing a complex sequence of events for the ceremony.
• The choreographer is choreographing a routine that tells a story through dance.