Pronunciation: /ˌsɛlf pəˈzɛst/
noun A person who is self-possessed.
A1 She is a self-possessed person.
A2 I admire her self-possessed attitude in difficult situations.
B1 His self-possessed demeanor helped him excel in the interview.
B2 The CEO's self-possessed leadership style inspired confidence in the team.
C1 Her self-possessed nature allowed her to remain calm under pressure.
C2 The diplomat's self-possessed demeanor was crucial in negotiating the peace treaty.
adjective Having or showing control of one's feelings, behavior, or actions; composed and confident.
A1 She was very self-possessed during the job interview.
A2 The actor remained self-possessed despite the chaos around him.
B1 Even in stressful situations, she appeared self-possessed and in control.
B2 His self-possessed demeanor impressed everyone in the room.
C1 Her self-possessed attitude helped her navigate difficult conversations with ease.
C2 The diplomat's self-possessed nature was evident in every negotiation.
formal She remained self-possessed throughout the entire meeting, never once losing her composure.
informal Even in the most chaotic situations, he always manages to stay self-possessed.
slang Dude, I wish I could be as self-possessed as her in stressful situations.
figurative His self-possessed demeanor was like a shield, protecting him from the chaos around him.
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