centered
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cen·tered
(sĕn'tərd) 
adj.
adj.
- Being at or placed in the center.
- Having a specified center. Often used in combination: a soft-centered candy; a yellow-centered daisy.
- Self-confident, goal-oriented, and well-balanced: "He's a centered guy. He's always seemed to know what he wanted, and gone after it in a concrete way" (Vanity Fair).
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