Composes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPOSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPOSE, to settle or soothe
• write or create (a work of art, especially music or poetry)
• phrase (a letter or piece of writing) with great care and thought
• form (a whole) by ordering or arranging the parts, especially in an artistic way
• (of elements) constitute or make up (a whole, or a specified part of it)
• settle (a dispute)
• prepare (a text) for printing by manually, mechanically, or electronically setting up the letters and other characters in the order to be printed
• calm or settle (oneself or one's features or thoughts)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form the substance of

Words related to COMPOSES

compose13 composed15 composing16

Words that contain COMPOSES

decomposes17 recomposes16 discomposes18 precomposes19 photocomposes24

How to use COMPOSES in a sentence

• Kindness composes, and harshness disturbs the mind, and each produces correspondent effects upon the body.
• Then her minister, Prudence, stretches himself upon a bench, and, with his handkerchief over his eyes, composes himself for a nap.
• Milton has taken every thing that is sublime in these several Passages, and composes out of them the following great Image.
• The timber of the first is of two kinds, a layer of brownish-yellow surrounding the inner stem, which composes that portion especially known as ebony.
• From the ideas of sensation the understanding composes the idea of body, and from the ideas of reflection that of mind.
• No artist ever was great enough to invent the combination of lines, curves, and planes which composes the face of a man.
• The only joy that Frankenstein can now know will be when he composes his shattered spirit to peace and death.
• But, in good truth, no man, now-a-days, composes verses for publication, with a slovenly neglect of their language.
• We have only about 258,000,000,000 feet of southern yellow pine left, yet this material composes one-half of our annual shipments abroad.
• A community of hazard makes a community of interest, whether person or property composes the stake.
• A writer starts from some slender basis of fact and composes an edifying novel.
• What was it in fact? A lad of sixteen or seventeen years of age, composes two tolerable tragedies, and these essays are made irrevocably to decide on his future fate.
• For Light comes from the ethereal substance that composes the active cause, and darkness from earth or the gross matter which composes the passive cause.
• Darkness comes from the gross matter which composes the passive cause, 659-l.
• Osiris was the eldest son of Saturn, his substance the same nature as that which composes light, 378-m.
• The cloud in its majestic place composes with a little Perugino tree.
• The small table at which she wrote still stands beside the larger where her husband composes.
• Verse is named by stating first the prevailing foot which composes it, and second the number of feet in a line.
• He sings, plays on the violin wonderfully, composes, is mad, and not very sensible.
• He is a thorough artist in feeling, and he composes charmingly.
• Well, I propose that each member of the company composes, within the space of ten minutes, four lines of verse descriptive of the scenery.
• It is the accord of nine which composes the language, and which corresponds to the numbers.
• But the whole church, say they, composes such a body, and Christ is the head of it.
• It appears that the royal erection is the first which occupies the attention of the labourers, as it is central in the foundation of the hill which composes the empire at large.
• It composes authority, therefore, of personal liberty itself, and derives it from the consent of the governed, and not merely from their consent but from their active decree.
• For here David strikes his harp of ten chords, here with mystic touch he composes the psalms.
• Corneille composes verses a hundred times finer than mine, but no one regards him.
• He composes himself, looks death in the eye, and speaks softly, on the chance.
• A multitude of factories are providing a small part of the merchandise and composes the groundwork of her commerce.
• The contraction of the heart, which takes place seventy to eighty times in a minute, is automatic and is due to the essential quality of the muscle which composes it.
• The only remaining Question then is, what it is that composes such a Dialect, and how to attain it.

Similar words containing MPOSE without suffix s and without prefix co

impose10 compose13 imposed12 imposer11 imposes11 imposex18 composed15 composer14 imposers12 reimpose12 composers15 decompose16 imposexes20 preimpose15 recompose15 reimposed14 reimposes13 unimposed14 circumpose18 cocomposer18 composedly20 decomposed18 decomposer17 decomposes17 discompose17 incomposed17 precompose18 preimposed17 preimposes16 recomposed17 recomposes16 circumposed20 circumposes19 cocomposers19 decomposers18 discomposed19 discomposes18 noncomposer17 precomposed20 precomposes19 superimpose17 composedness19 noncomposers18 photocompose23 superimposed19 superimposes18 undecomposed20 discomposedly24 photocomposed25 photocomposer24 photocomposes24 composednesses21 photocomposers25

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