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EnglishTHE SCHOLAR'S LEXICON

composedly

/kuhm-pohzd/US // kəmˈpoʊzd //UK // (kəmˈpəʊzd) //

沉着地,自信地,稳重地,沉着冷静地

Related Words

self-assured自信,自信的,自信不疑,自豪的levelheaded平心静气,平心静气的,稳重的,平心静气地serene宁静的,宁静,安详,安详的easygoing平易近人,随和的,随和,平易近人的relaxed轻松的,放松的,轻松愉快的,放松confident有信心,有自信,有信心的,有把握unruffled从容不迫,不慌不忙,从容不迫的,从容不迫地unflappable不慌不忙,不慌不忙的,不慌不忙地,坚定不移tranquil恬静的,平静的,宁静的,恬静poised做好准备的,做好准备的人,做好了准备的,做好准备工作的possessed着魔了,着魔,着了魔,占有率sedate镇静的,镇静,镇定,镇定的cool酷,冷却,酷酷的,清凉calmed平静的,冷静的,平静,冷静soothed抚慰,安抚,安抚了,舒缓quieted安静了,安静,安静的,安静下来了repressed被压抑的,被压抑,压抑的,压抑suppressed被抑制的,被压制的,被压制,被抑制clearheaded清醒的,头脑清晰,头脑清楚,头脑清醒commonsensical共通的,共通性的,共通性,共通点

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : calm; tranquil; serene: His composed face reassured the nervous passengers.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inleisurely
Synonyms
languidly慵懒地,慵慵懒懒地,懒洋洋地,慵懒的lazily懒洋洋地,懒洋洋的,懒洋洋,懒懒地sluggishly缓缓地,迟缓地,缓缓的,缓慢地at one's convenience稳稳当当,稳稳当当地,稳稳当当的,稳妥地at one's leisure逍遥自在,逍遥自在地,逍遥自得,逍遥calmly冷静地,冷静,平静地,冷静点comfortably舒适地,舒服地,舒适的,惬意地deliberately故意,故意的,故意为之,故意地dilatorily膨大剂,扩张地,扩张性地,勤奋地easily很容易,容易,轻松地,轻松gradually逐渐,逐步,渐渐地,逐渐地inactively不动声色,不作为,不动声色地,不积极地indolently默默地,默默无闻地,默默无闻,默默无闻的laggardly姗姗来迟的,姗姗来迟,迟缓的,缓慢的langorously朗朗上口,朗朗上口的,朗朗上口地,朗朗乾坤lethargically慵懒地,昏昏沉沉地,昏昏欲睡,葳蕤地lingeringly徘徊不前,萦绕在心的,徘徊不前的,缠绵listlessly无精打采地,怅然若失地,怅然若失,无精打采的slowly慢慢地,慢慢的,缓慢地,缓缓地taking one's time不紧不慢,不急不缓,不急不躁,不急于求成tardily迟钝地,迟缓地,缓慢地,迟钝torpidly悄悄地,悄悄地说,悄无声息地,悄悄的with delay有延迟,有延迟的,有延误,有所延迟without haste不慌不忙,不慌不忙地,不慌不忙的,忙不迭地
as incalmly
Synonyms
coolly冷静地,冷静的,冷酷地,冷静easily很容易,容易,轻松地,轻松peacefully平静地,和平地,平安地,平静的serenely宁静地,恬静地,安详地,安静地smoothly顺利地,平稳地,顺利的,顺利sedately静静地,悄悄地,沉着地,默默地collectedly收集,收藏,收集的,收集起来evenly均匀地,均匀的,均匀地说,均匀而言motionlessly一动不动地,不动声色地,一如既往地,不动声色tranquilly宁静地,恬静地,宁静,宁静的unexcitedly兴致勃勃地,兴高采烈地,兴冲冲地,兴高采烈unhurriedly缓缓地,缓缓,缓缓的,匆匆忙忙
as inpeacefully
Synonyms
quietly悄悄地,静静地,悄悄的,安静地resting休息的时候,休息,休息时,休息时间tranquilly宁静地,恬静地,宁静,宁静的
as insedately
Synonyms
calmly冷静地,冷静,平静地,冷静点serenely宁静地,恬静地,安详地,安静地staidly坚定地,坚定不移地,稳重地,稳健地

Examples

  • Completed in 1953 and composed with standard line breaks and punctuation, the book was completely ignored upon submission.

  • It might seem obvious to say that novels are “fictitious,” but certain ones are composed almost entirely of facts.

  • The new book is composed of four one-scene stories of about 50 pages each that are set in the two weeks before Christmas.

  • Political or not, shown in New York or Budapest, it is a worthy achievement composed with taste and subtlety.

  • Other U.S. officials tell The Daily Beast that the group is composed of senior al Qaeda planners focused on attacking the West.

  • Madame de Condillac stood watching him, her face composed, her glance cold.

  • The expression of his features was calm and composed, and his eyes were raised to heaven with a look of hope and supplication.

  • In his condemned cell he composed a beautiful poem of 14 verses (“My last Thought”), which was found by his wife and published.

  • When d'Aubran entered, the Seneschal was composed and in his wonted habit of ponderous dignity.

  • For a long time she met with the usual rejections, and it was a year or more before anything she composed received any notice.

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