noun
Uncommon
choreographer
Choreographer (noun) means a person who designs and arranges dance movements or performance sequences. Example: “The choreographer worked with the dancers for months before opening night.”
noun
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A person who designs and arranges dance movements or performance sequences.
"The choreographer worked with the dancers for months before opening night."
How to use choreographer
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone whose job is to design dance moves or staged movement sequences.
Common pairings
award-winning choreographer
dance choreographer
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Word forms
- Plural
- choreographers
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The _____ worked with the dancers for months before opening night.
Etymology
From choreograph plus the agent suffix -er.
Rhymes for choreographer
geographer
biographer
demographer
pornographer
photographer
stenographer
oceanographer
lexicographer
cinematographer
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Frequently asked questions
What does “choreographer” mean?
The word “choreographer” means a person who designs and arranges dance movements or performance sequences. In plain terms, someone whose job is to design dance moves or staged movement sequences.
How do you use “choreographer” in a sentence?
Here is “choreographer” used in a sentence: “The choreographer worked with the dancers for months before opening night.”
What part of speech is “choreographer”?
“Choreographer” is a noun.
Is “choreographer” a common word?
“Choreographer” is an uncommon word in modern English.
