centered
- adjective
- /ˈsɛntərd/
- US
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equilibrado
- His daily yoga practice helps him remain centered during stressful situations.
One, I feel centred and secondly, I smile.
- One, I feel centred and secondly, I smile.
- My goals demand that I stay centered, able to communicate well to other people.
- Just being just more centered in your system, wasting less energy.
- And there's something about challenging someone so centred that just makes me enjoy the moment.
- And I just always remind myself that I can stay centered, grounded.
Examples
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And I just always remind myself that I can stay centered, grounded.
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My goals demand that I stay centered, able to communicate well to other people.
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There we go again, relatively centered, outstanding.
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Just being just more centered in your system, wasting less energy.
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Where we feel like I am in a centred, peaceful place once again.
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One, I feel centred and secondly, I smile.
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It's like a black woman who's centered, who's on a journey that's very complex.
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After a long week, she practiced meditation to feel more centered and peaceful.
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When she takes a moment to breathe deeply, she feels more centered and in control.
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.3
Putting people's needs and comfort first when designing or making decisions
- Specialized
A way of helping someone talk about their feelings where the person leads sessions at their own pace
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A wide, low arch with a gentle point used in old churches and houses
- Specialized
A curved opening made by joining three curves into a wide, low shape
How Centered
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Etymology
The word centered comes from center, which means 'middle', and gives a useful image: your mind is like the middle of a wheel that keeps everything steady. So to be centered emotionally is to be calm, balanced, and steady.