That is the correct spelling of "keep my composure." Synonyms include equanimity, inexcitability, and levelheadedness.
That is the correct spelling of "record keeping" (saving data).
Composure (n) - self-possession; tranquility. Used in a sentence - Isabella lost her composure; she lost her train of thought and forgot the words in her speech, which led her to running off the stage embarrassed.
Do you have a "secret" you are keeping from your friends? If that is the word you mean, that is how it is spelled.
to compose oneself
The idiomatic phrase is "Keeping up with the Joneses" (maintaining one's status among peer groups, usually by acquiring the same material possessions).
No, composure is a noun.
'Even though I was very embarrassed, I kept my composure.'
That is the correct spelling of "record keeping" (saving data).
Sangfroid refers to someone keeping his or her composure in a time when most other people wouldn't. For example, "Candace handled the emergency in a sangfroid manner".
Losing Composure was created on 2003-09-09.
Her calm and composure were two things which i appreciate. This is a sentence containing the word composure.
Somehow, Mom was able to maintain her composure as the wedding vows were read. Despite being insulted on stage, the performer kept her composure and exited gracefully. The judge called for a brief recess so that the grieving woman could regain her composure.
The November "composure disclosure" answer is the composer that wrote stars and stripes forever is the person!! You can figure it out from there
The cast of Composure - 2012 includes: Terrence Antoniak as John Oxley
Composure (n) - self-possession; tranquility. Used in a sentence - Isabella lost her composure; she lost her train of thought and forgot the words in her speech, which led her to running off the stage embarrassed.
The answer is perturb
calmness or composure