**Repose** (v.) — to lie, rest, or be at rest, especially after work or activity.
Here are some examples of using the word «repose»:
1. After a long day at the office, I like to come home and **repose** on the couch with a good book.
2. The elderly woman seemed to find peace and **repose** in the quiet garden.
3. The baby was finally able to **repose** after a night of crying.
4. The statue of the angel seemed to be in a state of eternal **repose**.
5. The artist needed some time to **repose** and gather inspiration before starting to work on the new painting.
6. The old building seemed to **repose** in silence, with only the sound of wind rustling through the trees.
7. The sun was setting, and the city was beginning to **repose** for the night.
8. The teacher told the students to **repose** their pens and prepare to listen to the lecture.
9. The politician was accused of trying to **repose** responsibility for the problem on others.
10. After the storm, the town was in ruins, but the church alone seemed to have **reposed** from the damage.