coreografiado

choreographed

adjective koh-reh-oh-grah-FYAH-doh Rare

Usage Note

Coreografiado is the past participle of coreografiar used as an adjective. Beyond dance, it is frequently used figuratively to describe any event that appears meticulously staged or rehearsed: una manifestación perfectamente coreografiada (a perfectly choreographed demonstration). The related noun is coreografía and the agent noun is coreógrafo/a.

Examples

"El espectáculo estaba perfectamente coreografiado."

Natural Translation

The show was perfectly choreographed.

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