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to compose
01
to write a musical piece
Transitive: to compose a musical piece
02
to write a literary piece with a lot of consideration
Transitive: to compose a literary or scholarly piece
03
to bring together various elements or components to create a unified whole
Transitive: to compose sth
04
to form or make up a whole
Transitive: to compose a whole
05
to bring one's emotions, demeanor, or thoughts into a state of calmness or control
Transitive: to compose one's thoughts or emotions | to compose oneself
compose
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composed
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composed
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composer
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composer
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composing
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composing
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Example
The film director commissioned a talented composer to compose the soundtrack for the upcoming movie.
As part of his coursework, the music student was tasked to compose a short piece for solo violin.
The composer drew inspiration from historical events to compose a powerful and evocative choral composition.
She was inspired by nature's beauty to compose a serene and melodic piano sonata.
Carbon and hydrogen atoms compose the molecular structure of methane gas.
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