recompose
/ˌriːkəmˈpoʊz/
verb
- To compose again or in a different way; to rearrange or reorganize.
- The designer had to recompose the layout to fit the new screen size.
- After the feedback, the writer decided to recompose the entire chapter.
- She used a photo editing app to recompose the image by cropping and rotating it.
- To restore calm or composure to oneself; to become calm again after being upset.
- The actor paused on stage to recompose before delivering the emotional speech.
- He took a deep breath to recompose himself before the interview.
- After the argument, she needed a few minutes alone to recompose her thoughts.
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