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Repose
Repose
v.
To
cause
to
stop
or to
rest
after
motion
;
hence
, to
deposit
; to
lay
down
; to
lodge
; to
reposit
.
Repose
v.
To
lay
at
rest
; to
cause
to be
calm
or
quiet
; to
compose
; to
rest
,
often
reflexive
; as, to
repose
one
's
self
on a
couch
.
Repose
v.
To
place
,
have
, or
rest
; to
set
; to
intrust
.
Repose
v. i.
To
lie
at
rest
; to
rest
.
Repose
v. i.
Figuratively
, to
remain
or
abide
restfully
without
anxiety
or
alarms
.
Repose
v. i.
To
lie
; to be
supported
; as,
trap
reposing
on
sand
.
Repose
v.
A
lying
at
rest
;
sleep
;
rest
;
quiet
.
Repose
v.
Rest
of
mind
;
tranquillity
;
freedom
from
uneasiness
;
also
, a
composed
manner
or
deportment
.
Repose
v.
A
rest
; a
pause
.
Repose
v.
That
harmony
or
moderation
which
affords
rest
for
the
eye
;
opposed
to
the
scattering
and
division
of a
subject
into
too
many
unconnected
parts
,
and
also
to
anything
which
is
overstrained
; as, a
painting
may
want
repose
.
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