Definition

Having a strong and determined attitude; not easily changed or influenced.

Example

She had a posed expression that showed her confidence during the interview.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I noticed that she always seems to have a posed expression during meetings.

Yeah, it does make her look more serious and focused.

I wonder if she feels pressure to keep that posed demeanor.

Probably! Sometimes it helps to be firm in a professional setting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

Not a valid English word.

Example

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Conversation

Did you hear about the new posed property for sale downtown?

Yeah, I saw some pictures online; it looks really nice!

I wonder if it has enough space for a garden and a patio.

Definition

To have placed or positioned something in a particular way, or to have presented oneself for a photograph or performance.

Example

She posed for the camera with a big smile.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see the photos from the party last night?

Yeah, I loved how everyone posed for the camera.

I think that made the pictures so much fun to look at.

Root Explanation

**Posed** → It originates from the verb 'pose' (from Latin *ponere*, meaning to place or put). The word 'posed' refers to having been placed or positioned in a particular way, often for a photograph or artistic representation.

Memory Tip

Think of 'placing' something ('ponere') in a specific position — that's why 'posed' means to be positioned or arranged.

Visually Confused Words