1. Plural of choreography; the art of designing and arranging the movements and steps for dancers in a performance.
Usage: Most common sense; refers to multiple dance compositions or the practice of creating them.
2. Plural of choreography; the sequence of movements and steps in a particular dance or performance.
Usage: Refers to the specific movements that make up individual dances.

Examples

• The ballet company premiered three new choreographies this season.
• Her choreographies blend classical ballet with modern dance techniques.
• The choreographies for the musical were designed by a renowned Broadway choreographer.
• Students studied the choreographies of famous dancers throughout history.
• The film featured elaborate choreographies that required months of rehearsal.
• Different choreographies were created for each act of the performance.