Exorcists

ex·or·cism (

sôr-s

m, -s

r-)

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

2. A formula used in exorcising.

exor·cist n.

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

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Noun

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

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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Demons dispossession evocation Exorciser exorcist exorcize Exsufflation magician necromancer sorcerer spell summoning supernatural supernaturalism thaumaturge thaumaturgist Undevil wizard	Protestants seem to be great businessmen, politicians and exorcists for hire. A Warning From An Angry God by Internet Bookwatch He does this by whacking the exorcists on the back of the head with a 2x4; when Shintarou collects 300 notches on his 2x4, he will be a full-fledged Monster Guardian. Murakami, Maki. Kanpai! by Galuschak, George / Kliatt Byline: BY ADAM ASPINALL EXORCISTS in the Midlands are bracing themselves for a chilling Halloween following the release of a new blockbuster Hollywood horror. EXORCISTS SET FOR DEVIL OF A TIME; New horror film prompts warning by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)	exophthalmic exophthalmic goiter exophthalmic goitre Exophthalmic golter exophthalmos Exophthalmy Exophyllous exoplanet exoplasm Exopodite Exoptable Exopterygota Exoptile exor. exorable Exorate Exoration exorbitance exorbitant exorbitantly Exorbitate exorcise Exorciser exorcism exorcist Exorcists exorcize Exordial exordium Exorhiza Exorhizal Exornation Exortive Exosculate Exoskeletal exoskeleton Exosmose exosmosis Exosmotic exosphere exospore exosporium Exossate Exossation Exosseous Exostome exostosis exoteric exotericism Exoterics Exotery	exorbitance exorbitances exorbitances exorbitancy exorbitant exorbitant exorbitant interest exorbitantly exorbitantly Exorbitate exorbitism exorcise exorcise exorcise exorcise out exorcise out of exorcised exorciser exorcises exorcising exorcising exorcism exorcism Exorcism ritual Exorcism ritual Exorcisms Exorcisms exorcist exorcist Exorcist, The Exorcists exorcize exorcized exorcizes exorcizing EXORD EXORDER exordia exordia exordial exordial exordium exordium Exordium Clause Exordium Clauses exordiums exordiums Exorheic Exorhiza Exorhizal exormia Exornation Exortive EXOS EXOS EXOSAT Exosculate exoserosis exoskeletal exoskeletal exoskeletal

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Demons
dispossession
evocation
Exorciser
exorcist
exorcize
Exsufflation
magician
necromancer
sorcerer
spell
summoning
supernatural
supernaturalism
thaumaturge
thaumaturgist
Undevil
wizard

Protestants seem to be great businessmen, politicians and exorcists for hire.

A Warning From An Angry God by Internet Bookwatch

He does this by whacking the exorcists on the back of the head with a 2x4; when Shintarou collects 300 notches on his 2x4, he will be a full-fledged Monster Guardian.

Murakami, Maki. Kanpai! by Galuschak, George / Kliatt

Byline: BY ADAM ASPINALL EXORCISTS in the Midlands are bracing themselves for a chilling Halloween following the release of a new blockbuster Hollywood horror.

EXORCISTS SET FOR DEVIL OF A TIME; New horror film prompts warning by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)

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