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Compose
Compose
v. t.
To
form
by
putting
together
two
or
more
things
or
parts
; to
put
together
; to
make
up; to
fashion
.
Compose
v. t.
To
form
the
substance
of, or
part
of
the
substance
of; to
constitute
.
Compose
v. t.
To
construct
by
mental
labor
; to
design
and
execute
, or
put
together
, in a
manner
involving
the
adaptation
of
forms
of
expression
to
ideas
, or to
the
laws
of
harmony
or
proportion
; as, to
compose
a
sentence
, a
sermon
, a
symphony
, or a
picture
.
Compose
v. t.
To
dispose
in
proper
form
; to
reduce
to
order
; to
put
in
proper
state
or
condition
; to
adjust
; to
regulate
.
Compose
v. t.
To
free
from
agitation
or
disturbance
; to
tranquilize
; to
soothe
; to
calm
; to
quiet
.
Compose
v. t.
To
arrange
(
types
) in a
composing
stick
in
order
for
printing
; to
set
(
type
).
Compose
v. i.
To
come
to
terms
.
Composed
imp. & p. p.
of
Compose
Composed
a.
Free
from
agitation
;
calm
;
sedate
;
quiet
;
tranquil
;
self
-
possessed
.
Composer
n.
One
who
composes
; an
author
.
Specifically
, an
author
of a
piece
of
music
.
Composer
n.
One
who
, or
that
which
,
quiets
or
calms
;
one
who
adjusts
a
difference
.
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