Compose

What do we mean by compose?

To make up the constituent parts of; constitute or form. intransitive verb

To make or create by putting together parts or elements. intransitive verb

To create or produce (a literary or musical piece). intransitive verb

To make (oneself) calm or tranquil. intransitive verb

To settle or adjust; reconcile. intransitive verb

To arrange aesthetically or artistically. intransitive verb

To arrange or set (type or matter to be printed). intransitive verb

To create a literary or musical piece. intransitive verb

To set type. intransitive verb

To make or form by uniting two or more things; put together the parts of; form by framing, fashioning, or arranging.

In relation to literary authorship: as, to compose a sermon or a sonnet.

In relation to musical authorship: as, to compose a sonata.

In relation to artistic skill: as, to compose (arrange the leading features of) a picture, statue, group, etc.

In printing: To put into type; set the types for: as, to compose a page or a pamphlet.

To arrange in the composing-stick: set: as, to compose a thousand ems.

To form by being combined or united; be the substance, constituents, or elements of; constitute; make up: as, levies of raw soldiers compose his army; the wall is composed of bricks and mortar; water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.

To bring into a composed state; calm; quiet; appease.

To settle; adjust; reconcile; bring into a proper state or condition: as, to compose differences.

To place or arrange in proper form; put into a settled state; arrange.

To dispose; put into a proper mood or temper for any purpose.

To make something by merging parts.

To make up the whole; to constitute.

To comprise.

To construct by mental labor; to think up; particularly, to produce or create a literary or musical work.

(sometimes reflexive) To calm; to free from agitation.

To arrange the elements of a photograph or other picture.

To settle (an argument, dispute etc.); to come to a settlement.

To arrange in proper form; to reduce to order; to put in proper state or condition.

To arrange (types) in a composing stick for printing; to typeset.

Words that are spelled similarly to compose:
compose, compost, compote, comose, compos, compone.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word compose:
cantata, arrange, libretto, orchestral, concerto, soundtrack, hymns, anthem, score, choral, verses, scores, symphony, melody, music, poem, songs, tunes, piece, pieces, tune, opera, perform, piano, poems, quartet, suite, verse, composition, theme, composed, composer, lyrics, orchestra, write, keyboard, ballet, violin, sing, poetry, premiered, string, publish, musical, arrangements, ensemble, song, teach, themes.

Words that rhyme with compose:
rose, close, nose, impose, expose, pose, dispose, clothes, repose, prose, propose, chose, juxtapose, hose, suppose, oppose, transpose, disclose, depose, enclose, throes, arose, woes, those, ose, logos, doze, interpose, toes, primrose, pros, superimpose, presuppose, decompose, goes, predispose, silos, foreclose, hoes, shows, noes, brose, ambrose, foes, mose, bose, froze, gloze, knows, pantyhose, pharos, dominoes, cloze, cose, eaux, roes, demos, psoas, croze, photos, vose, blows, ohs, bulldoze, dominos, lead by the nose, shadows, tea rose, throws, bows, grose, gose, bongos, meadows, elbows, plainclothes, ratios, studios, gyros, melrose, crows, cocos, flows, tomatos, rockrose, rows, lows, euros, jos, fire hose, blowze, embryos, tornados, overexpose, owes, cameos, boroughs, cargoes, penrose, rainbows.

Adjectives that are often used to describe compose:
present, latter, poor, former, last, scarce, public, longer, pre, french, est, beauteous, whole, doubtful, click, separate, reasonless, simple, mean, next, day, broad, how, average, decent, reduced, unsubstantial, less, elderly, cheerful, rich, gigantic, built, ashlar, gonna, glorious, above, weary, green, select, lovely, red, olive, past.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective compose:
window, button, page, menu, tab, screen, sentences, message, key, feature, icon, mode, toolbar, help, command, dialog, box, view, orders, music, groups, option, function, link, area, out, mail, yourselves, pane, operator, section, concept, beds.

Consonant match to compose:
campos, compos, campers, camp his, camp is, campise.

Words that sound like compose:
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