Compose ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Compose ( verb )

1. Create (a work of art, piece of music, writing, or architecture).
2. Form the constituent parts of (something), typically in a particular way.
3. Write or create (a piece of music).

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "put together, form"): from latin componere, from com- "together" + ponere "put".

Examples:

1. The artist composed a painting using oils and acrylics.
2. The musician composed a new song for the album.
3. The poet composed a new poem for the anthology.
4. The architect composed a new building design for the city.
5. The designer composed a new fashion collection for the season.

(As a verb)

Compose ( verb )

1. Create (a work of art, piece of music, writing, or architecture).
2. Form the constituent parts of (something), typically in a particular way.
3. Write or create (a piece of music).

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "put together, form"): from latin componere, from com- "together" + ponere "put".

Examples:

1. The artist composed a painting using oils and acrylics.
2. The musician composed a new song for the album.
3. The poet composed a new poem for the anthology.
4. The architect composed a new building design for the city.
5. The designer composed a new fashion collection for the season.