REPOSE Meaning and
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Repose, as a noun, refers to a state of rest, tranquility, or relaxation, typically after exertion or labor. It denotes a peaceful and calm state of being, often accompanied by stillness and a sense of serenity. Repose can also imply a mental or emotional tranquility, a state of being composed or at ease, free from anxiety or tension. It is a moment of respite, a break from the demands of daily life, and a chance to recuperate and rejuvenate.
As a verb, repose means to rest or relax, to lie at rest, or to be in a state of repose. It suggests a physical action of reclining and finding comfort or solace in restful positions. Simultaneously, it can imply a psychological action of finding solace in meditation, contemplation, or reflective thinking. Repose, when used as a verb, often implies a deliberate and conscious choice to find peace and tranquility and temporarily detach oneself from the hectic pace of existence.
In a broader sense, repose can also denote a state of deep sleep or the act of being deceased, finding eternal rest. It can be understood as a final cessation of bodily activity, suggesting a serene restfulness beyond the troubles and duties of the living.
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• To lay or be at rest; to place or rest in, as confidence; to sleep; to recline; to rely, with in or on.
• State of sleep; rest; quiet; rest of mind; in paint., certain parts in the composition of a picture which seem to tranquillise its aspect.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of REPOSE
The word "repose" has an etymology that can be traced back to Latin. It comes from the Latin word "reponere", which is a combination of the prefix "re-" meaning "back" or "again", and "ponere" meaning "to put" or "to place". In Latin, "reponere" referred to "to put back", but it also had the connotation of "to lay to rest" or "to lay aside". This Latin root gave rise to the Old French word "reposer" and eventually evolved into the Middle English term "repose", which carries the meaning of "rest" or "peaceful tranquility" that we use today.
Idioms with the word REPOSE
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repose in sth
To repose in something means to find rest, peace, or confidence in it. It implies a sense of trust, comfort, or reliance on a particular object, idea, or place.
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repose (up)on sth
The idiom "repose (up)on sth" means to rely or depend on something for support or guidance. It suggests trusting in or finding comfort in a particular thing or concept.
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repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth
The idiom "repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth" means to have faith, rely on, or have confidence in someone or something. It implies entrusting someone or something with one's belief, secrecy, expectations, or reliance.
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Conjugate verb Repose
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