unpossessed
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.pəˈzɛst/
- After the ritual, the priest declared the girl unpossessed and safe to rejoin her family.
Examples
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The villagers believed the house was finally unpossessed after years of strange occurrences.
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He claimed to be unpossessed and free from any evil influence.
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The unpossessed child played joyfully in the park.
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She felt unpossessed after the meditation session.
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After the ritual, the priest declared the girl unpossessed and safe to rejoin her family.
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He claimed to be unpossessed and free from any evil influence.
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The villagers believed the house was finally unpossessed after years of strange occurrences.
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Etymology
Unpossessed breaks into un- meaning 'not' and possessed, from an old word meaning 'to have' or 'to hold'. So a person who is unpossessed is 'not held' by a spirit and is free from supernatural control.