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Aplomb

usgb/əˈplɑːm/Volume
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Stressful SituationsPlay
Use 'aplomb' to describe someone's calm and confident composure during stressful or difficult times. SlideDespite the chaos, the pilot landed the plane with aplomb.
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Admirable TraitPlay
'Aplomb' is often used to compliment someone's ability to stay composed when facing challenges. SlideHe received the news of his demotion with aplomb, impressing his colleagues.
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Cultural PerceptionPlay
In some cultures, having 'aplomb' is highly valued and considered a sign of maturity and professionalism. SlideHer aplomb in negotiations won her respect in the international community.