composed — calm and in control of one's emotions; not excited or anxious
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: calm and in control of one's emotions; not excited or anxious
Pronunciation (IPA): /kəmˈpoʊzd/
Korean meaning: 침착한, 평정심을 유지하는
Korean pronunciation: 컴**포**즈드
Example Sentences
- Even when his pants split during the presentation, he remained surprisingly composed.
- The orchestra is composed of musicians from 15 different countries.
- She looked so composed that people didn't realize she had forgotten her speech entirely.
composed
ADJECTIVE//kəmˈpoʊzd//
calm and in control of one's emotions; not excited or anxious
The doctor remains composed while handling the emergency room crisis
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Though his proposal left him exposed, he remained composed
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Origin
From Middle French 'composé' and Latin 'componere', meaning 'to put together' or 'to arrange'. The word combines the prefix 'com-' (together) with 'ponere' (to place or put).
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“Even when his pants split during the presentation, he remained surprisingly composed.”
“The orchestra is composed of musicians from 15 different countries.”
“She looked so composed that people didn't realize she had forgotten her speech entirely.”
“The committee is composed of representatives from each department.”
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