Group
Group verb - To arrange or assign according to type.
Orchestrate and group are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Orchestrate" instead a verb "Group".
Orchestrate
Orchestrate verb - Plan and direct (a complex undertaking).
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Synonyms for Orchestrate
Group and orchestrate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Group" instead a verb "Orchestrate".
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Agatha Christie's The Big Four features the titular group, a council of villains who orchestrate murders and schemes all over the world.
Source: Cosmopolitan Council - And in the "Aloha Lupin" television special, Lupin helps a deceased scientist's daughter restore her father's good name, by exposing the group of imposters that were using her father's inventions to orchestrate a high-tech crime wave.
Source: Girl of the Week - At the end of Catching Fire, she finds out that he is also part of a Capitol rebel group, and helped orchestrate the plan to break the victor-tributes out of the Quartel Quell arena.
Source: Chekhovs Gunman / Literature
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