composed
adjectiveCalm and in control of one's outward emotions.
Calm under pressure
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Clear all filtersCalm and in control of one's outward emotions.
Calm under pressure
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Willing or having a tendency to do something.
Slightly unwell or unable to take part.
To make someone or something more likely to respond or develop in a particular way.
An artificial manner adopted to create a particular impression.
To assign a share of a resource to a particular purpose.
The assignment or distribution of resources for particular people or purposes.
Supporting a main purpose or activity.
Supporting a main activity
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Actively opposed, hostile, or inclined to conflict.
Something accepted as true for the purpose of reasoning, without necessarily having been established.
Strongly disinclined or opposed to something.
Kindly and disposed to help others.
Kindly and helpful
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To introduce a subject for discussion, especially a delicate one.
Deliberately planned to achieve a particular result.
Disposed to find petty faults or raise objections.
Ready or eager to argue, oppose, or fight.
Ready to fight or argue
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A person or group joined with another for a shared purpose.
Permission or voluntary agreement to something proposed.
Voluntary permission or agreement
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To say the opposite of a statement or to be inconsistent with it.
Expressing or involving claims that oppose one another and cannot both hold in the same sense.
To act against an influence in order to reduce or cancel its effect.
Having an effect that works against the intended goal.
The ability to make clear, firm decisions without undue delay.
Done consciously and intentionally, often after consideration.
Intentional and considered
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