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self-composed
[self-kuhm-pohzd, self-]
adjective
being or appearing to be composed; calm.
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- self-composedly adverb
- self-composedness noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of self-composed1
Example Sentences
Each contestant gave a short performance ā decorating a cake, singing a self-composed hip-hop song and, in Ms. Iozumiās case, demonstrating a karate kata with a partner.
The day violence struck Khargone, T. Raja Singh, a lawmaker from Modiās Bharatiya Janata Party, led a similar procession of Hindu devotees in southern Hyderabad city and belted out a self-composed song that made veiled references to the removal of Muslims from the country.
Creative robot Ai-da is performing a self-composed poetry response to Danteās Divine Comedy to mark the 700th anniversary of the Italian poetās death.
In Ms. Yiadom-Boakyeās ensemble of characters, however, there reigns a serenity, too self-composed to be ruffled by representation battles.
Bill Cosby, for example, is the main villain of the accountability chapter, and one of that chapterās heroes is a stunningly self-composed young woman who shrugs off sexist verbal abuse on the subway.
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