Definition

Relating to a leader of a chorus or a person who directs a choir.

Example

The choragic festival showcased the talents of various choirs from the region.

Conversation

Did you see the choragic performance at the festival last weekend?

Yes, it was really impressive how they organized everything!

I heard the choragic aspects were inspired by ancient traditions.

That makes sense! It added a unique touch to the whole show.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Choragic is formed from "choros" (meaning dance or chorus) and "agōgos" (meaning leader or conductor). The term originally referred to a leader of a chorus or a person who provided for the performance of a chorus, especially in ancient Greek theater.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'chorus' ('choros') being led by a 'leader' ('agōgos') — that's why 'choragic' relates to someone who leads or supports a chorus.

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