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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Did I use compose correctly

I'm telling someone who has been through something terrible that I admire them. I said to them:


"You've composed yourself with amazing grace and strength."


I've already sent the email, but upon reflection, I'm not sure that used compose correctly there. Is that proper usage?

  

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" This means your actions have demonstrated these qualities,.

— Clive

  • " This means your actions have demonstrated these qualities,.
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I would say eg "You've conducted yourself with amazing grace and strength."

This means your actions have demonstrated these qualities,.

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