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1. (v.t.) orchestrate
to compose or arrange (music) for orchestra.
2. orchestrate
to arrange, coordinate, or manipulate the elements of to achieve a goal or effect:
to orchestrate negotiations.
Etymology: (1875–80; < F orchestr(er) (der. of orchestreorchestra ) + -ate1)
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1. (verb) orchestrate
write an orchestra score for
2. (verb) mastermind, engineer, direct, organize, organise, orchestrate
plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
"he masterminded the robbery"
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