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choreographically

choreographically

1 7.2
In a planned, smooth way like dance moves
  • adverb
  • /ˌkɔːriəˈɡræfɪkli/
translation icon : coreográficamente
  • She planned the event choreographically, ensuring every detail was arranged to match the theme.

Examples

  • The routine was choreographically designed to highlight each dancer's strengths and individual style.

  • As such, these tokens are an important resource with which players choreographically direct and progress their versions of the engendered fantasy.

    Academic text (1995)
  • The dancers moved choreographically to the music, creating a beautifully synchronized performance.

Synonyms

orchestrally
vschoreographically
7.2

In a carefully planned way with many people working together

is focused on coordinated body movements rather than musical parts

How Planned

meticulously
32 8.3
choreographically
1 7.2
carefully
978 1.0
loosely
19 2.6
spontaneously
48 4.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

choreographically = choreographic (transparent) = choreograph + ic + ally

Meaning is directly adverbial from the adjective 'choreographic' ('in a choreographic way').

Etymology

Choreographically comes from choreography, which comes from a Greek word for 'dance' and the part -graphy meaning 'writing'. So, to do something choreographically is to plan and arrange movement or events carefully, like the steps of a dance.