Compose and Include

Compose

Compose verb - To put (something) into proper and usually carefully worked out written form.

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Include and compose are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Include" instead a verb "Compose".

Include verb - To have as part of a whole.

Usage example: the college application included some thought-provoking essay questions

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Compose and include are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Compose" instead a verb "Include".

Nearby Word: included

man	compose man	include man
part	compose part	include part
system	compose system	include system
many	compose many	include many
Other words: story, theme, words, shot, music, song, songs, creatures, versions.

Monsterpocalypse the factions compose of 50 foot tall monsters, which include invading aliens, hungry dinosaurs, giant Gorillas, and so on...

Source: Aliens and Monsters
The name has often been taken to mean "great-grandmother", but this interpretation is considered outdated; state of the art is that it derives from the Latin "edo", "I compose poetry".Centuries after Snorri, the term Edda was extended to include the so-called Poetic Edda.

Source: Literature / The Eddas aka: Edda

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