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Meanings of compose in English
Usage of compose in English
1
Clerihews are easy to compose and help you remember facts about people.
2
In fact the woodlands on the farms compose about 50 per cent.
3
Look at the words that have been used to compose the poem.
4
All the elements and the objects they compose exist in the Soul.
5
In the North, the farm woodlands compose two-fifths of all the forests.
6
You compose it immediately afterward to reduce the risk of memory lapses.
7
All the moral beings that dwell in it compose one immortal family.
8
Once more she watched him compose scrambled words into a coherent message.
9
Join me now and you will help me compose a new dragon.
10
The housemaid retired; and Mr Witherington took some time to compose himself.
11
He had a few minutes yet, to compose his missive to Estabrook.
12
Not even Cromwell can compose a law that makes that a crime.
13
It took longer than he expected to compose one to Comrade Zhao.
14
Because Typhon discovered how to use Language Prime to compose a dragon.
15
The side A, with the sides B and C, compose the triangle.
16
I have come into the world for no purpose but to compose.
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Compose through the time
Compose across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common