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Meanings of composed in English
Portuguese
constituído Spanish
sereno Usage of composed in English
1
Let us suppose that material bodies-inour case, water-arecomposed of atoms.
2
Therefore he composed a request for information for circulation to scholarly journals.
3
He saw that Bodkin expected a serious answer, and composed his thoughts.
4
However, his composed tone stays intact, calling for help inside the property.
5
Imagine the light composed of thousands of constantly moving, glittering silver particles.
6
We were composed of different colors: me, green; him red or blue.
7
Or was the flood composed of a common substance other than water?
8
And to prove it, he deliberately composed a sentence with four words.
9
However, each patient contained at least one site composed of polyphyletic clones.
10
The essence of the mind is composed of adequate and inadequate ideas.
11
He has composed at least 200 poems in the past seven years.
12
The motion was rejected, and the address composed in the usual strain.
13
He was more composed now and returned to small talk, easy conversation.
14
The reason bein' that codes are composed accordin' to certain basic principles.
15
They were composed by the Court Poet; and this is a translation:
16
The Fifth Symphony was composed in 1888 and published the next year.
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