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The phrase "absorbed in a composer" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to express a deep engagement or fascination with a composer's work, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "She was completely absorbed in a composer, losing track of time as she listened to his symphonies."
Alternatives: "immersed in a composer" or "engrossed in a composer".
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"It's strange - when I'm so deeply absorbed in a composer, as I have been with Beethoven, then I physically and mentally begin to feel like him.
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b. absorbed in.
This is particularly enticing quality in a composer.
Plus composer HK Gruber, about to feature in a composer portrait with the Philharmonia Orchestra.
Plus composer HK Gruber, who features soon in a composer portrait with the Philharmonia Orchestra.
And that's a lesson we should absorb in Iraq.
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