Composedly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPOSEDLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• COMPOSED
• in a self-collected or self-possessed manner
• in a composed manner; in a calm manner.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• free from agitation; calm; self-possessed

Words related to COMPOSEDLY

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How to use COMPOSEDLY in a sentence

• In about an hour she came out very composedly, and said nothing more on the subject.
• And there I stood, and looked forth composedly, as may one who has been born to know of such matters, and reared in the knowledge of them.
• The older ones nearly always proceed seriously and composedly, like the German students.
• Tom started, and, to his great surprise, saw a small man about the size of his own baby, sitting composedly at his elbow.
• A red Indian or a Chinese robber will dare the stake as composedly as an early Christian or an abolitionist.
• It annoyed him to be so composedly defied by a rascally country merchant, and he resolved, if he must fight, to fight with all his might.
• She listened to him, much frightened at first, but later more composedly, till at last she gave him her heart and promised him her hand.
• The King, however, would not believe it, and suffered no one to do any injury to his wife, who sat composedly sewing at her shirts and paying attention to nothing else.
• She kept her place composedly as she heard the yells of the demons.
• She collected herself, however, and composedly and clearly confirmed what the Count had said.
• The two officers looked at Mademoiselle, an exceedingly pretty young girl, sitting composedly at a typewriter.
• Whilst my daughter is undergoing the same operation, I set myself down composedly to write you a few lines.
• I retired to my bedroom, endeavoured to think composedly, and to mark out the line of duty.
• During the heat of the action he took his tinder box from his pocket, calmly lighted his pipe, and sat smoking as composedly as though by his own fireside.
• Woodville just as composedly as if she had never heard her own name before in her life! My face and manner must have betrayed something of the agitation that I was suffering.
• It seemed to him nothing but a sheer waste of time, and he wondered how Oonomoo could take it so composedly.
• It might have been that she did not like him so composedly contemplating such a possibility.
• Macauley came in, excitedly sympathetic and eager to comfort, she found a quiet mourner ready to talk with her more composedly than she herself was able to do.
• He arrived to find Kitty composedly dividing her attention between her breakfast and an illustrated paper, and for a moment he felt reassured.
• She stepped down composedly from the box, folded her cloth and picked up her basket.
• Lord and Lady Francis took their success very composedly.
• At the service there was another worshipper, a sturdy boy of fourteen, who slept composedly all through the exhortation.
• In this hurry, a man without a hat was seen walking very composedly before the door.
• There were no shells, and we could listen composedly to the last of the shrapnel away on the right.
• After the first shots, those on the front side loaded as composedly as though they were at their every-day toil.
• I am now in the cold-blooded state, which can look back at the event as composedly as if it had happened to some other girl.
• But Varvara Pavlona was so calmly, so composedly gracious, that no one could be, even for a moment, in her presence without feeling himself at his ease.
• John laughed again as the girl began very composedly to comb her hair.
• She said, but very composedly, she was sorry for it, and hoped he had not opened it.
• You know he talks of his death, dear old man, as composedly as of to-morrow morning.
• However, we held on our way very composedly, our waggons rumbling along sleepily indifferent, while the Boers with all their might would be hanging on to our tail.
• There was one great, bitter, burning pang, a blur before his eyes, and then, folding his arms composedly upon the window sill, Dr.
• With this spirit, he can watch the development of affairs composedly, though the suspicion that has crept into his mind causes him a little worry.
• It puts a severe strain on our imagination to realize how a man could composedly write such a request on the verge of the greatest naval conflict in history.
• He was evidently astonished at his audacity, but went on eating composedly.

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