repose|reposed|reposes|reposing in English

verb

[re·pose || rɪ'pəʊz]

rest, relax; place on or against something; lie down, recline

Use "repose|reposed|reposes|reposing" in a sentence

1. The land reposes in the dusk.

2. After lunch Father reposed in the hammock.

3. She reposed her head on his shoulder.

4. This seam of coal reposes on a layer of clay.

5. Thus Moses reposed at the age of 120.

6. She reposed her head on her husband's shoulder.

7. The delightful sofa invites repose.

8. Don't disturb her repose.

9. (2)Yushan reposes varieties of natural and humanity resources in abundance.

10. The chief manager has always reposed complete faith in his secretary.

11. The confidence of the woman reposes itself on the honor of the man.

12. 10 The delightful sofa invites repose.

13. Mr. Cruncher reposed under a patchwork counterpane, like a Harlequin at home.

14. Shall I " repose " of him right now, boss?

15. Even the rare moments of repose were filled with plans.

16. The only true repose is in the grave.

17. Synonyms for Aestivating include dormant, asleep, sleeping, dozing, napping, slumbering, hibernating, resting, comatose and reposing

18. It was lined with baize, on which reposed row upon row of miniatures.

19. The dividing line between language and music is blurred, reposing the question of their common origins.

20. She went outside seeking a few moments of repose.

21. The first rays of morning sun disturbed their repose.

22. We repose a lot of hope in this project.

23. Tenderness is the repose of Passion. Joseph Joubert 

24. Synonyms for Basked include lounged, relaxed, lied, lolled, lazed, sprawled, sunbathed, loafed, reclined and reposed

25. Repose of manner is an estimable trait in a horse.