adjective

choreographed

Choreographed (adjective) means carefully planned and arranged in advance, especially movements or a sequence of actions. Example: “The dance routine was tightly choreographed down to the last step.”

adjective

Carefully planned and arranged in advance, especially movements or a sequence of actions.

"The dance routine was tightly choreographed down to the last step."

"Critics said the press conference felt overly choreographed."

How to Use Choreographed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishPlanned out move-by-move in advance — not just for dance, but for any carefully staged sequence of events.

Common pairings

carefully choreographed perfectly choreographed

Word Forms

more choreographed comparative, most choreographed superlative

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Rhymes for choreographed

autographed

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “choreographed” mean?

The word “choreographed” means carefully planned and arranged in advance, especially movements or a sequence of actions. In plain terms, planned out move-by-move in advance — not just for dance, but for any carefully staged sequence of events.

How do you use “choreographed” in a sentence?

Here is “choreographed” used in a sentence: “The dance routine was tightly choreographed down to the last step.”

What part of speech is “choreographed”?

“Choreographed” is an adjective.