recompose
ˌriːkəmˈpəʊz
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Definition of recompose - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
rebuildtr.Rarecompose or construct something againtr.Rare
  • She had to recompose the broken vase.
reassemble rebuild reconstruct
2.
rearrangetr.Rarearrange or compose something againtr.Rare
  • The director decided to recompose the scene for better impact.
rearrange reorganize restructure
3.
calm downintr.Rarebring oneself back to a state of calmintr.Rare
  • He took a deep breath to recompose.
calm down settle
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Origin of recompose

Latin, re (again) + componere (to put together)

Examples of recompose in a sentence

  • He had to recompose the document after the edits.
  • She had to recompose the essay after receiving feedback.
  • The musician decided to recompose the melody for the new album.
  • She paused to recompose before entering the room.
  • He needed a moment to recompose after the shocking news.

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  1. French:recomposer, réarranger, ...
  2. German:wieder zusammensetzen, neu komponieren, ...
  3. Italian:ricomporre, riordinare, ...
  4. Spanish:recomponer, reorganizar, ...
  5. Portuguese:recompor, rearranjar, ...
  6. Chinese:重组, 重新安排, ...
  7. Japanese:再構成する, 再配置する, ...
  8. Arabic:أَعَادَ تَأْلِيفَ, أعاد ترتيب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִיצוֹר מֵחָדָשׁ, לְהַרְכִּיב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:восстанавливать, переставить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перебудувати, перекомпоновувати, ...
  12. Hindi:फिर से बनाना, फिर से संयोजित करना, ...
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