Choreographic (adjective)

Related to or involving the creation or composition of dances or ballets.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word 'choros' meaning 'dance' and 'graphein' meaning 'to write'.

Examples:

1. The choreographic process involves the use of both music and movement to tell a story.
2. The choreographic style of the ballet was influenced by classical and contemporary techniques.
3. The choreographic piece was praised for its intricate and synchronized movements.
4. The choreographic team was made up of experienced dancers and a talented choreographer.
5. The choreographic work was innovative and pushed the boundaries of traditional dance.