composed
/kəmˈpoʊzd/
adjective
- Calm and in control of one's emotions, especially in a difficult situation.
- The speaker stayed composed even when the audience started shouting.
- He looked composed as he walked onto the stage for his interview.
- Despite the chaos, she remained composed and gave clear instructions.
verb
- Past tense of compose: to create or write something, such as music, a letter, or a speech.
- She composed a heartfelt letter to her grandmother.
- The poet composed a beautiful sonnet about the ocean.
- Mozart composed over 600 works in his short life.
- Past tense of compose: to form or make up something.
- The committee was composed of teachers and parents.
- Water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
- The team is composed of players from five different countries.