composure
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- noncomposure noun
Etymology
Origin of composure
Example Sentences
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In fact, there had been signs she was maintaining her composure until fifth seed Rybakina broke back in the deciding set.
From BBC
"Defensive composure, winning the duels, squeezing space and time, control of transitions and clarity in decisive moments have become more important than dominating by possession. All prepared in training by top managers and coaches."
From BBC
Isaac is the first to regain his composure.
From Literature
Their lack of composure was unexpected because even in games like this, where they are maybe not free-flowing in attack, they still usually look in control.
From BBC
Off the pitch, Gisele is known for her jokes, but also for her composure and professionalism.
From Los Angeles Times
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