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Synonyms for "compose" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for compose in English

compose:

to compose verb (composes, composed, composing)

  1. to compose
    to compose; to compile; add components together
  2. to compose
    to compose; to build up; to construct; to build
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
    • build up verb (builds up, built up, building up)
    • construct verb (constructs, constructed, constructing)
    • build verb (builds, built, building)
  3. to compose
    to compose; to set to music
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
    • set to music verb (sets to music, set to music, setting to music)
  4. to compose
    to compose
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
  5. to compose
    – make up plans or basic details for 1
    to frame; to compose; to draw up
    – make up plans or basic details for 1
    • frame verb (frames, framed, framing)
      • frame a policy1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
    • draw up verb (draws up, drew up, drawing up)
  6. to compose
    – put together out of existing material 1
    to compile; to compose
    – put together out of existing material 1
    • compile verb (compiles, compiled, compiling)
      • compile a list1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
  7. to compose
    – produce a literary work 1
    to compose; to write; to pen; indite
    – produce a literary work 1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
      • She composed a poem1
    • write verb (writes, wrote, writing)
      • He wrote four novels1
    • pen verb (pens, penned, penning)
    • indite verb
  8. to compose
    – write music 1
    to compose; to write
    – write music 1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
      • Beethoven composed nine symphonies1
    • write verb (writes, wrote, writing)
  9. to compose
    – calm (someone, especially oneself); make quiet 1
    to compose
    – calm (someone, especially oneself); make quiet 1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
      • She had to compose herself before she could reply to this terrible insult1
  10. to compose
    – form the substance of 1
    to compose
    – form the substance of 1
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)
      • Greed and ambition composed his personality1
  11. to compose
    – To create an object, such as an email message. 2
    to compose
    – To create an object, such as an email message. 2
    • compose verb (composes, composed, composing)

Conjugations for compose:

present
  1. compose
  2. compose
  3. composes
  4. compose
  5. compose
  6. compose
simple past
  1. composed
  2. composed
  3. composed
  4. composed
  5. composed
  6. composed
present perfect
  1. have composed
  2. have composed
  3. has composed
  4. have composed
  5. have composed
  6. have composed
past continuous
  1. was composing
  2. were composing
  3. was composing
  4. were composing
  5. were composing
  6. were composing
future
  1. shall compose
  2. will compose
  3. will compose
  4. shall compose
  5. will compose
  6. will compose
continuous present
  1. am composing
  2. are composing
  3. is composing
  4. are composing
  5. are composing
  6. are composing
subjunctive
  1. be composed
  2. be composed
  3. be composed
  4. be composed
  5. be composed
  6. be composed
diverse
  1. compose!
  2. let's compose!
  5. composed
  6. composing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "compose":

  1. make up plans or basic details for1
  2. put together out of existing material1
  3. produce a literary work1
    • She composed a poem1
  4. write music1
    • Beethoven composed nine symphonies1
  5. calm (someone, especially oneself); make quiet1
    • She had to compose herself before she could reply to this terrible insult1
  6. form the substance of1
    • Greed and ambition composed his personality1
  7. To create an object, such as an email message.2

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