orchestrate

Verb

Meaning

plan and direct (a complex undertaking)

write an orchestra score for

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Synonyms

direct engineer organize organise mastermind control set program design structure lead project stage author plan
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Antonyms

variable decline reject burst ignore crack
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Hypernyms

plan score

Hyponyms

choreograph

Related terms

orchestration orchestrator

Anagrams

Sachertorte

Examples

he masterminded the robbery Source: Internet

Appeals to unity are bandied about, but politicians are rarely able to truly orchestrate such liberatory promises in their policy agendas. Source: Internet

All capabilities of ASR Recovery Plans including sequencing, scripting, and manual actions can be leveraged to orchestrate the failover of a multi-tier application that uses an SQL database, configured with AlwaysOn replication. Source: Internet

Also with LXD/LXC the LXC command syntax is now simplified even more than it was with traditional LXC but with the added power of being able to orchestrate and manage LXC containers either remotely or locally. Source: Internet

How does someone orchestrate a filming, not tell the unaware ‘co-star’ and still not be able to deliver an even semi-charming pitch to make themself not look like a creepy fame hungry musical villain? Source: Internet

But it is when he plays completely solo, which he does for half of each set, that he comes into his own, because without hindrance of the rhythm section he can completely orchestrate each number. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

orchestraless orchestralist orchestrally orchestrated orchestrated objective reduction orchestrater