decomposite
1 of 2noun
(¦)dē+
: decompound entry 1
decomposite
2 of 2adjective
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: decompound entry 3
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Late Latin decompositus derived from a compound word (translation of Greek parasynthetos), from Latin de from, away + compositus composite, compound
Adjective
Late Latin decompositus
- take on (a) new life
- take on a life of its own
- take on a new life
- take on board
- take on faith
- take on new life
- take on the appearance of
- take on the mantle of
- take one day at a time
- take one look at
- take one's (own) sweet time
- take one's breath away
- take one's business elsewhere
- take one's chances
- take one's cue from
- take one's ease
- take one's eyes off
- take one's hat off to
- take one's kit off
- take one's leave
- take one's licks
- take one's lumps
- take one's marks
- take one's medicine
- take one's mind off