repose

• Sustantivo que denota un estado de descanso, tranquilidad o calma, a menudo describiendo la libertad de actividad, tensión mental o estrés emocional.

A noun referring to a state of rest, tranquility, or calmness, often describing freedom from activity, mental stress, or emotional strain.

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1. State of rest or inactivityB2formal

   A period of rest or freedom from work, strain, or responsibility.

   Reposo, descanso

   • After a long day, she sought repose in her garden.
   • The workers were granted a brief repose during the heat.
   • He found repose from his duties on the weekend.

   Sinónimoscalmeaseinactivityleisurepeacequietrelaxationrespiteresttranquility

   Antónimosactionactivityexertionlabortoilwork

2. Mental calmnessB2formal

   A state of being free from mental stress or anxiety.

   Reposo mental

   • Meditation brings a sense of inner repose.
   • She spoke with a calm repose that soothed everyone.
   • The quiet music helped him achieve mental repose.

   Sinónimoscalmcalmnesscomposureequanimitypeacepeacefulnessplacidityquietudeserenitytranquility

   Antónimosagitationanxietyperturbationturmoilunrest

3. Peaceful demeanorC1formal

   A calm and relaxed disposition, free from stress or strong emotion.

   Demeanor apacible

   • His face showed a gentle repose even in crisis.
   • The leader's repose inspired confidence in the team.
   • She maintained her repose despite the chaos around her.

   Sinónimoscalmnesscomposureequanimitypeacefulnessplaciditypoiseself-possessionserenitytranquility

   Antónimosagitationanxietycommotiondisquietdisturbancefrenzyperturbationturmoilunrestupset

• Verbo que significa yacer en reposo, estar situado o hallarse, o poner confianza o seguridad en alguien o algo.

A verb meaning to lie at rest, to be placed or situated, or to place trust or confidence in someone or something.

1. Place or entrustC1formal

   To place something, such as trust or confidence, in a person or thing.

   Confiar o depositar

   • She reposed her trust in her closest advisor.
   • The committee reposed full authority in the new director.
   • He reposed his hopes for the future in his children.

   Sinónimosconfidedepositentrustlodgeplaceput

2. Be inherent or innateC2formal

   To be naturally present or inherent in someone or something.

   Residir / ser inherente

   • A deep wisdom reposes in the ancient texts.
   • The power to heal reposes within the body itself.
   • Great potential reposes in every young student.

   Sinónimosdwellexistinhereliereside

3. Lie when deadC2formal

   To be laid to rest after death, often in a grave or tomb.

   Yacer muerto

   • The king reposes in the royal mausoleum.
   • Here reposes the body of a great poet.
   • She reposes peacefully in the family cemetery.

   Sinónimoslierestsleep

4. Lean in a comfortable resting positionB2formal

   To rest or lean in a comfortable, relaxed position.

   Reposar reclinado

   • He reposed against the soft cushions of the sofa.
   • She reposed her head on the pillow and closed her eyes.
   • The cat reposed lazily in the sunlit corner.

   Sinónimoslielollloungereclinerestsprawlstretch out

5. Put in a horizontal positionB2formal

   To lay something down flat or horizontally.

   Poner en posición horizontal

   • He reposed the book on the table.
   • She reposed the injured bird gently on a soft cloth.
   • The worker reposed the heavy beam across the supports.

   Sinónimoslaylay downplaceputput downrestsetset down

   Antónimoserectraisestandupright

6. To put something (e.g., trust) in somethingC1formal

   To place or invest something abstract, like trust or faith, in a person or concept.

   depositar (confianza)

   • They reposed their faith in the justice system.
   • He reposed his confidence in the team's ability.
   • She reposed her belief in the power of education.

   Sinónimosentrustinvestplaceput

   Antónimosdistrustdoubtwithhold

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