composition
- noun
- /ˌkɒmpəˈzɪʃən/
- Literature
- I can play all the instruments, but my specialty is composition.
- composition process
- teaching composition
- writing compositions
They won't be skilled in composition or oral fluency.
- They won't be skilled in composition or oral fluency.
- Writing a novel is a combination of both inspiration and composition.
- When people are arranging A composition for public speaking, they are putting things into a kind of order.
Examples
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In her English class, she submitted her final composition, which reflected her creativity and hard work.
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But all of this hangs together as one composition, with many different voices blended into it.
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You are paid as a teacher of composition.
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But I taught them English composition, the grammar.
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Both teachers felt that exposure to the process of composition for their students was important.
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The culture of the talented arts program includes instruction in composition as an accepted and valued activity.
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I teach English composition in this little town called Addley, Pennsylvania.
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The Level 5 course was a transfer-level freshman composition course emphasizing expository and argumentative essay writing.
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The course focuses on teaching the fundamentals of composition, helping students to craft essays effectively.
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Writing a quality composition takes time, effort, and a clear understanding of the topic.
Synonyms
To create texts that express ideas, stories, or facts
Using imagination or skill to make something new, like painting and writing
The act of writing books, poems, or other creative works
A work that shows skill and feeling, like a painting or sculpture
Writing the first version of a text to change later
A way of writing quickly without worrying about grammar or spelling to get ideas
Compounds
A written work like a play created to be performed by actors on stage, television, or film
A piece of creative writing that shows thoughts and feelings, like a novel or poem
How Structured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Composition comes from the Latin parts com- 'together' and ponere 'to put'. A helpful image is writing as 'putting ideas together', so a composition in writing is the act of creating a story or essay by joining your ideas.