made up of distinct parts or constituents

combining the typical or essential characteristics of individuals making up a group

a composite portrait

(Composite) of a Roman order of architecture that combines Ionic with Corinthian

/ʹkompəziet/ of or belonging to a very large family of plants, including the dandelion, daisy, and sunflower, typically having florets arranged in dense heads that resemble single flowers

in mathematics, having two or more factors; not prime

a composite material, esp a building material

/ʹkompəziet/ a plant of the composite family

/ʹkompəziet/ a motion or proposal created from several related motions for the purpose of discussion, e.g. at a national conference