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Definition of possessed
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Possessed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Posses.
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Possession
::
Possession
(n.) The thing
possessed;
that which any one
occupies,
owns, or
controls;
in the
plural,
property
in the
aggregate;
wealth;
dominion;
as,
foreign
possessions..
Copyholder
::
Copyholder
(n.) One
possessed
of land in
copyhold.
Zamindari
::
Zamindari
(n.) The
jurisdiction
of a
zamindar;
the land
possessed
by a
zamindar.
Rightful
::
Rightful
(a.)
Belonging,
held, or
possessed
by
right,
or by just
claim;
as, a
rightful
inheritance;
rightful
authority..
Proficient
::
Proficient
(a.) Well
advanced
in any
branch
of
knowledge
or
skill;
possessed
of
considerable
acquirements;
well-skilled;
versed;
adept,.
Forepossessed
::
Forepossessed
(a.)
Preoccupied;
prepossessed;
preengaged.
Exorcise
::
Exorcise
(v. t.) To cast out, as a
devil,
evil
spirits,
etc., by
conjuration
or
summoning
by a holy name, or by
certain
ceremonies;
to expel (a
demon)
or to
conjure
(a
demon)
to
depart
out of a
person
possessed
by one..
Prepossessed
::
Prepossessed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Preposses.
Protoplasm
::
Protoplasm
(n.) The
viscid
and more or less
granular
material
of
vegetable
and
animal
cells,
possessed
of vital
properties
by which the
processes
of
nutrition,
secretion,
and
growth
go
forward;
the
so-called
physical
basis of life; the
original
cell
substance,
cytoplasm,
cytoblastema,
bioplasm
sarcode,
etc..
Wittified
::
Wittified
(a.)
Possessed
of wit;
witty.
Substantiality
::
Substantial
(a.)
Possessed
of goods or an
estate;
moderately
wealthy;
responsible;
as, a
substantial
freeholder..
High-principled
::
High-principled
(a.)
Possessed
of noble or
honorable
principles.
Sober
::
Sober
(superl.)
Not mad or
insane;
not wild,
visionary,
or
heated
with
passion;
exercising
cool,
dispassionate
reason;
self-controlled;
self-possessed..
Countess
::
Countess
(n.) The wife of an earl in the
British
peerage,
or of a count in the
Continental
nobility;
also, a lady
possessed
of the same
dignity
in her own
right.
See the Note under
Count..
Variability
::
Variability
(n.) The power
possessed
by
living
organisms,
both
animal
and
vegetable,
of
adapting
themselves
to
modifications
or
changes
in their
environment,
thus
possibly
giving
rise to
ultimate
variation
of
structure
or
function..
Wood
::
Wood (a.) Mad;
insane;
possessed;
rabid;
furious;
frantic.
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Possessed
of
original
life and
vigor;
new and
strong;
unimpaired;
sound.
Pleochroism
::
Pleochroism
(n.) The
property
possessed
by some
crystals,
of
showing
different
colors
when
viewed
in the
direction
of
different
axes..
Enthusiast
::
Enthusiast
(n.) One moved or
actuated
by
enthusiasm;
as: (a) One who
imagines
himself
divinely
inspired,
or
possessed
of some
special
revelation;
a
religious
madman;
a
fanatic.
(b) One whose mind is
wholly
possessed
and
heated
by what
engages
it; one who is
influenced
by a
peculiar;
fervor
of mind; an
ardent
and
imaginative
person..
Veto
::
Veto (n.) A power or right
possessed
by one
department
of
government
to
forbid
or
prohibit
the
carrying
out of
projects
attempted
by
another
department;
especially,
in a
constitutional
government,
a power
vested
in the chief
executive
to
prevent
the
enactment
of
measures
passed
by the
legislature.
Such a power may be
absolute,
as in the case of the
Tribunes
of the
People
in
ancient
Rome, or
limited,
as in the case of the
President
of the
United
States.
Called
also the veto
power..
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