Composed

/kəmˈpoʊzd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense and past participle of compose, meaning to create or put together (a text, piece of music, or other work).

He composed a beautiful symphony that received critical acclaim.

To constitute or make up.

The team is composed of five skilled members.

adjective

Having control over one's emotions; calm and self-possessed.

Despite the chaos around her, she remained composed and handled the situation with grace.

Made up of various parts or elements.

The committee is composed of experts from diverse fields.

From Old French 'composé', from Latin 'componere'

composed demeanor

a calm and self-controlled appearance or attitude.

stay composed

to remain calm and self-controlled in difficult situations.

compose oneself

to calm oneself down or regain control of one's emotions.

composure

the state of being calm and in control of oneself.

composition

the way in which something is made up or put together.

composite

made up of various parts or elements.

cool-headed

He was so cool-headed during the crisis.

chill

Just stay chill, everything will work out.