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possess

English

Etymology

From Middle English possessen, from Old French possesser (“to possess”), from Latin possessus, past participle of posside?.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /p??z?s/
Rhymes: -?s

Verb

possess (third-person singular simple present possesses, present participle possessing, simple past and past participle possessed)

(transitive) To have; to have ownership of.
(transitive) To take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner.
(transitive, dated) Chiefly followed by of: to vest ownership in (someone or oneself); to give (someone) knowledge or power; to acquaint, to inform (someone).

Conjugation

Synonyms

((with of), to vest ownership): seise
(qualities or characteristics): inhold

Translations

possess From the web:

what possessed annabelle
what possessed stiles
what possessed you
what possess anticodons
what possessed you to do that
what possessive mean
what possessed the annabelle doll
what possesses the motor cortex

possers

English

Noun

possers

plural of posser

Anagrams

prosses

possers From the web:

what possess anticodons
what possessed you
what possessed annabelle
what possessed stiles
what possessed you to do that
what possessive mean
what possessed the annabelle doll
what possessive noun

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