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orchestrate

/ˈɔːr.kɪ.streɪt/  ·  say it: OR·kuh·strayt

to arrange or direct skillfully

In Actions & Behavior

In more detail

1. (verb) to organize and arrange all the different parts of a complicated plan or event so that it works well

2. (verb) to write or arrange music for an orchestra

Examples

• 1. The company orchestrated a major marketing campaign to launch the new product.
• 2. He orchestrated a beautiful symphony for 100 musicians.

Nearby in Actions & Behavior

supervise, oversee, coordinate, facilitate, expedite, hinder