Definition of composure in English:

composure

noun kəmˈpəʊʒəkəmˈpoʊʒər

mass noun

The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself.
镇静，沉着，泰然自若
she was struggling to regain her composure
她竭力恢复镇定。
Example sentencesExamples
- Regaining his composure, he said his farewell and walked out of the door.
- That all came down to us when we lost composure and control for a few minutes of the game.
- After regaining some of his composure, the artist went to the local pub to meet his wife as arranged.
- The question is whether they will have enough composure to outfox the defending champions
- In those early days, composure was something he threatened to lose as he ruminated on the challenges to be faced.
- The calm sea presented a facade of composure which was soon to be broken by the French.
- The other side is trying to make you lose your composure and you will play right into their hands if you do.
- Before I could regain my composure, I felt a tug from behind, as if someone was grabbing me by my collar.
- It was cool enough to take my breath away for a second and it took a few moments to regain my composure and concentrate.
- He paid tribute to the staff at the airport for their composure in trying circumstances.
- The control and composure he showed for the first goal was world class.
- Williams was stunned but managed to regain his composure to take the next frame.
- It took me about a few seconds to regain composure and get up from whatever I had fallen on.
- I sent a message to Allison, hoping for a voice of reason to help regain my composure.
- His performance thereafter, though, suggested that his composure had been affected.
- She has a startling assurance and composure and the performance is most notable.
- Donny tried to regain composure as tears of hysteria rolled down his cheeks.
- As the stadium took a collective deep breath, the home side regained their composure.
- She looked as if she might start sobbing again, but blew her nose and regained her composure.
- We let the ball bounce from kick off and we didn't regain our composure until after the game was lost.
Synonyms
self-control, self-possession, self-command, calmness, equanimity, equilibrium, calm, coolness, collectedness, serenity, tranquillity
aplomb, poise, presence of mind, sangfroid, self-assurance, assurance
imperturbability, placidity, placidness, impassiveness, impassivity, dispassion, phlegm, stolidity, unexcitability
informal cool, unflappability
rare countenance, ataraxy, ataraxia

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'composing, composition'): from compose + -ure.

Rhymes

closure, enclosure, exposure, foreclosure

Definition of composure in US English:

composure

nounkəmˈpōZHərkəmˈpoʊʒər

The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself.
镇静，沉着，泰然自若
she was struggling to regain her composure
她竭力恢复镇定。
Example sentencesExamples
- I sent a message to Allison, hoping for a voice of reason to help regain my composure.
- She looked as if she might start sobbing again, but blew her nose and regained her composure.
- We let the ball bounce from kick off and we didn't regain our composure until after the game was lost.
- Donny tried to regain composure as tears of hysteria rolled down his cheeks.
- That all came down to us when we lost composure and control for a few minutes of the game.
- Regaining his composure, he said his farewell and walked out of the door.
- In those early days, composure was something he threatened to lose as he ruminated on the challenges to be faced.
- It took me about a few seconds to regain composure and get up from whatever I had fallen on.
- He paid tribute to the staff at the airport for their composure in trying circumstances.
- As the stadium took a collective deep breath, the home side regained their composure.
- Before I could regain my composure, I felt a tug from behind, as if someone was grabbing me by my collar.
- The other side is trying to make you lose your composure and you will play right into their hands if you do.
- The calm sea presented a facade of composure which was soon to be broken by the French.
- The question is whether they will have enough composure to outfox the defending champions
- His performance thereafter, though, suggested that his composure had been affected.
- Williams was stunned but managed to regain his composure to take the next frame.
- After regaining some of his composure, the artist went to the local pub to meet his wife as arranged.
- She has a startling assurance and composure and the performance is most notable.
- The control and composure he showed for the first goal was world class.
- It was cool enough to take my breath away for a second and it took a few moments to regain my composure and concentrate.
Synonyms
self-control, self-possession, self-command, calmness, equanimity, equilibrium, calm, coolness, collectedness, serenity, tranquillity

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense ‘composing, composition’): from compose + -ure.

单词	composure
释义	Definition of composure in English: composure noun kəmˈpəʊʒəkəmˈpoʊʒər mass noun The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself. 镇静，沉着，泰然自若 she was struggling to regain her composure 她竭力恢复镇定。 Example sentencesExamples Regaining his composure, he said his farewell and walked out of the door. That all came down to us when we lost composure and control for a few minutes of the game. After regaining some of his composure, the artist went to the local pub to meet his wife as arranged. The question is whether they will have enough composure to outfox the defending champions In those early days, composure was something he threatened to lose as he ruminated on the challenges to be faced. The calm sea presented a facade of composure which was soon to be broken by the French. The other side is trying to make you lose your composure and you will play right into their hands if you do. Before I could regain my composure, I felt a tug from behind, as if someone was grabbing me by my collar. It was cool enough to take my breath away for a second and it took a few moments to regain my composure and concentrate. He paid tribute to the staff at the airport for their composure in trying circumstances. The control and composure he showed for the first goal was world class. Williams was stunned but managed to regain his composure to take the next frame. It took me about a few seconds to regain composure and get up from whatever I had fallen on. I sent a message to Allison, hoping for a voice of reason to help regain my composure. His performance thereafter, though, suggested that his composure had been affected. She has a startling assurance and composure and the performance is most notable. Donny tried to regain composure as tears of hysteria rolled down his cheeks. As the stadium took a collective deep breath, the home side regained their composure. She looked as if she might start sobbing again, but blew her nose and regained her composure. We let the ball bounce from kick off and we didn't regain our composure until after the game was lost. Synonyms self-control, self-possession, self-command, calmness, equanimity, equilibrium, calm, coolness, collectedness, serenity, tranquillity aplomb, poise, presence of mind, sangfroid, self-assurance, assurance imperturbability, placidity, placidness, impassiveness, impassivity, dispassion, phlegm, stolidity, unexcitability informal cool, unflappability rare countenance, ataraxy, ataraxia Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'composing, composition'): from compose + -ure. Rhymes closure, enclosure, exposure, foreclosure Definition of composure in US English: composure nounkəmˈpōZHərkəmˈpoʊʒər The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself. 镇静，沉着，泰然自若 she was struggling to regain her composure 她竭力恢复镇定。 Example sentencesExamples I sent a message to Allison, hoping for a voice of reason to help regain my composure. She looked as if she might start sobbing again, but blew her nose and regained her composure. We let the ball bounce from kick off and we didn't regain our composure until after the game was lost. Donny tried to regain composure as tears of hysteria rolled down his cheeks. That all came down to us when we lost composure and control for a few minutes of the game. Regaining his composure, he said his farewell and walked out of the door. In those early days, composure was something he threatened to lose as he ruminated on the challenges to be faced. It took me about a few seconds to regain composure and get up from whatever I had fallen on. He paid tribute to the staff at the airport for their composure in trying circumstances. As the stadium took a collective deep breath, the home side regained their composure. Before I could regain my composure, I felt a tug from behind, as if someone was grabbing me by my collar. The other side is trying to make you lose your composure and you will play right into their hands if you do. The calm sea presented a facade of composure which was soon to be broken by the French. The question is whether they will have enough composure to outfox the defending champions His performance thereafter, though, suggested that his composure had been affected. Williams was stunned but managed to regain his composure to take the next frame. After regaining some of his composure, the artist went to the local pub to meet his wife as arranged. She has a startling assurance and composure and the performance is most notable. The control and composure he showed for the first goal was world class. It was cool enough to take my breath away for a second and it took a few moments to regain my composure and concentrate. Synonyms self-control, self-possession, self-command, calmness, equanimity, equilibrium, calm, coolness, collectedness, serenity, tranquillity Origin Late 16th century (in the sense ‘composing, composition’): from compose + -ure.
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