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Meanings of
discomposed
in English
Having your composure disturbed.
composed
Related terms
embarrassed
bothered
agitated
rattled
blushing
disconcerted
abashed
perturbed
flustered
daunted
Antonyms
Examples for "
composed
"
composed
Examples for "
composed
"
1
Let us suppose that material bodies-inour case,
water
-
are
composed
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.
Usage of
discomposed
in English
1
Old Sharon was not in the least
discomposed
by this fresh check.
2
Just then Mr and Mrs Chadwick came down, looking grave and
discomposed
.
3
Wrayson glanced quickly at the Colonel, who seemed in no way
discomposed
.
4
He said: do not be
discomposed
by the opinions of inept persons.
5
Hazel felt extremely shy and
discomposed
at the course things had taken.
6
A very
discomposed
young lady had met Scotty just out of hearing.
7
But he was still so
discomposed
that she began to grow uneasy.
8
Her look so
discomposed
him that he stopped, wandered, and began anew:
9
They were a little
discomposed
at his appearance, and edged off suspiciously.
10
Lord James looked about, for the slightest fraction of a moment
discomposed
.
11
You will not be
discomposed
by the Lord Chancellor, I dare say?
12
Mr. Elliott came in and
discomposed
us; I was horridly tired of him.
13
Mr. Hardie sat down in his parlour thoroughly
discomposed
;
Skinner watched him furtively.
14
In the meantime, I was terribly
discomposed
at the thoughts of her return.
15
The driver was evidently
discomposed
by the lateness of my arrival.
16
To all appearance, she was the least
discomposed
of the three.
Other examples for "discomposed"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
discomposed
discompose
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
much discomposed
somewhat discomposed
more discomposed
discomposed manner
look discomposed
More collocations
Discomposed
through the time
Discomposed
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common