exorcism (redirected from Exorcists)

ex·or·cism  (ksôr-szm, -sr-)

n.

1. The act, practice, or ceremony of exorcising.

2. A formula used in exorcising.

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exor·cist n.

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exorcism

1. the ceremony that seeks to expel an evil spirit from a person or place.
2. the act or process of exorcising. — exorcist, n. — exorcismal, exorcisory, exorcistic, exorcistical, adj.

See also: Demons

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

exorcism - freeing from evil spirits             dispossession supernaturalism - a belief in forces beyond ordinary human understanding summoning, evocation - calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations

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exorcism

noun driving out, cleansing, expulsion, purification, deliverance, casting out, adjuration The priest performed a rite of exorcism.

Translations

exorcism [ˈeksɔːsɪzəm] N → exorcismo m

exorcism [ˈɛksɔː^rsɪz^əm] n [evil spirit] → exorcisme m

exorcism

n → Geisterbeschwörung f, → Exorzismus m, → Austreibung f → böser Geister

exorcism [ˈɛksɔːsɪz/əm] n → esorcismo

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exorcism [ˈɛksɔːsɪz/əm] n → esorcismo