poised — having a calm, controlled, and elegant bearing; ready and prepared for something
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a calm, controlled, and elegant bearing; ready and prepared for something
Pronunciation (IPA): /pɔɪzd/
Korean meaning: 침착하고 우아한; 준비된, 태세를 갖춘
Korean pronunciation: **포**이즈드
Example Sentences
- The company is poised to become the next tech unicorn, or the next spectacular failure.
- She was poised to give her presentation when she realized she was in the wrong room.
- The athlete remained poised under pressure and won the championship.
poised
ADJECTIVE//pɔɪzd//
having a calm, controlled, and elegant bearing; ready and prepared for something
The dancer remains poised on stage before her crucial audition
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Poised and voiced, then truly rejoiced!
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Origin
From Old French 'poiser' meaning 'to weigh or balance,' derived from Latin 'pensare' (to weigh). The word evolved to mean having balance and composure.
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“The company is poised to become the next tech unicorn, or the next spectacular failure.”
“She was poised to give her presentation when she realized she was in the wrong room.”
“The athlete remained poised under pressure and won the championship.”
“The market is poised for significant growth in the coming years.”
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