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What is the adjective of composition?

The adjective of composition depends on what aspect of "composition" you are referring to. Here are some options:

For "composition" as in the act of creating:

* Compositive - This refers to the act or process of composing.

* Composite - This can refer to something made up of different parts.

* Compositional - This focuses on the structure and arrangement of elements within a composition.

For "composition" as in a piece of work (e.g., a musical composition, a literary composition):

* Composed - This describes something that has been created or written.

* Composite - This can also be used here, especially if the work combines different elements or styles.

Other possibilities:

* Compositing - This describes the act of combining different images or elements to create a single image.

* Compositional - This can also be used to describe the overall structure and arrangement of elements within a composition, regardless of its medium.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

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