I. ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈägrəfē, -fi noun
or cho·reg·ra·phy kəˈreg-
( -es )
Etymology: French chorégraphie, from choré- choreo- + -graphie -graphy
1. : the art of representing dancing by signs as music is represented by notes
2. : dancing ; especially : stage dancing as distinguished from social or ballroom dancing
3. : the composition and arrangement of dance movements and patterns (as for a ballet) created usually to accompany a particular piece of music or to develop a theme or a pantomime ; also : a composition created by this art
II. noun
: something resembling choreography ; especially : the movements, progress, or details of a process, activity, or production
a snail-paced choreography of delicate high diplomacy — Wolfgang Saxon