orchestrate

/ˈɔː(ɹ).kə.stɹeɪt/verb

To organise and coordinate many different parts so they work together for a planned result.

Example sentences

“She orchestrated the surprise party without her sister suspecting a thing.”
“The campaign was carefully orchestrated to reach voters in every region.”

Often sinister in news use: critics claim a protest was orchestrated. In music it simply means arranging a piece for orchestra.

Synonyms for orchestrate

organize
coordinate
arrange
mastermind
stage

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