1. a person who writes or composes choreography; a choreographer
Usage: less common variant of 'choreographer'; primarily historical or technical usage
2. a person who describes or writes about a region or country; a geographer or topographer
Usage: archaic or historical usage; rare in modern English

Examples

• The chorographer designed the intricate movements for the ballet's opening scene.
• A skilled chorographer must understand both music and human movement.
• In Renaissance texts, the chorographer documented the customs and geography of distant lands.
• The dance company hired a renowned chorographer to create their new production.
• Historical chorographers provided detailed descriptions of regional landscapes and settlements.