Composed and Marked

Composed

Composed adjective - Free from emotional or mental agitation.

Marked and composed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marked" instead a verb "Composed".

Marked

Marked adjective - Likely to attract attention.

Composed and marked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Composed" instead a verb "Marked".

Nearby Words: mark, marker, markedly, marking

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Canon: While Extra Stuff is primarily composed of non-canon stories, "Ditzy Dream" and "Obsidian Journeys" are in-canon with the rest of the Dresden Fillies, and are specifically marked as such.
  • Useful Notes / New York City The year 1898 marked the beginning of the modern City of New York, with the consolidation of New York (then composed of Manhattan and the Bronx), the city of Brooklyn, and outlying areas in what is now Queens and Staten Island.
  • Useful Notes / The '90s Also, thanks to a rules change the 1992 Olympics marked the debut of "The Dream Team" - a US men's national basketball team composed almost entirely of NBA superstars who beat their opponents by an average of 43.8 points per game on their way to the gold medal.
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