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compose

compose is a synonym of write

verb [ kuhm-pohz ]

compose is another word for write

Write means to produce something in text or some type of notation (write a song; write a letter).

Compose means to create something, especially something literary or musical (compose a symphony; compose a book of poems).

Write is the more general word. Compose particularly suggests combining different parts or sections together to create an organized whole. In a literary or textual context, compose can also sound more formal than write.

✅ Often compose suggests paying particular attention to how the end product comes across in terms of etiquette or politics (I spent hours composing the speech I was going to give to the Board of Directors).

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woolgather

woolgather is a synonym of daydream

verb [ wool-gath-er ]

woolgather is another word for daydream

Daydream means to spend time imagining a pleasant and engaging fantasy to the degree that you’re not engaged with the world around you (He tends to daydream in class).

Woolgather means to daydream or to be otherwise lost in your own head to the point of absentmindedness (Could you repeat that? I was woolgathering).

Daydream and woolgather both mean to imagine or fantasize about something, especially when you should be paying attention to something else.

Woolgather is a less common word than daydream and suggests drifting from one thought to another, as if gathering sheep's wool caught on branches, while daydream suggests focusing on a particular fantasy.

These synonyms will give you something to think about next time you’re woolgathering!

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fantasize

fantasize is a synonym of imagine

verb [ fan-tuh-sahyz ]

fantasize is another word for imagine

Imagine means to form a mental image of something that isn’t present or to picture events that aren’t happening (She imagined a dragon appearing over the city).

Fantasize means to think up fanciful, unlikely, and extravagant things and events (Fantasize about the mansion you would build if you won the lottery).

Fantasize and imagine both mean to think about fictional or unlikely scenarios and situations, especially to pass time or to entertain yourself.

Imagine is more general. Fantasize especially suggests thinking about an unlikely situation that is in some way linked to reality rather than wholly fictional.

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