composedly

adverb

«composedly» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Composedly means in a calm, steady way, with your feelings under control. tree →

In the lessons

A story word for a character who stays calm when things are frightening or upsetting. In Alice, Alice answers the strange creatures composedly to show she is not afraid. Related: composed (calm), composure (calmness).

Examples

She answered the judge composedly. tree →
Despite the noise, he sat composedly in his chair. tree →
Alice replied composedly, though she was puzzled. tree →
The pilot spoke composedly to the passengers. tree →
The cat sat composedly washing its face. tree →
He composedly folded his napkin. tree →
"I must encounter the peril," answered Jason, composedly, "since it stands in the way of my purpose." tree →

Note

Pronounced kom-POH-zid-lee (four syllables). Bookish; in speech say «calmly».

On Mova

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