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Meanings of exorcise in anglès
portuguès
exorcizar català
exorcitzar Usage of exorcise in anglès
1
But we come to understand Paulina's need to exorcise her private traumas.
2
I could not exorcise it; it stood between us at the altar.
3
Again, I began to exorcise him, but he was not quite ready.
4
I thought of Margaret Chandler trying to exorcise her fear by writing.
5
He's a guy trying to exorcise the ghost of his past upbringing.
6
Perhaps killing Sorina would serve to exorcise her of the nightly torments.
7
So, according to Professor Miura, it's easy to exorcise such a curse.
8
Together, they attempt to exorcise a demon from a troubled young woman.
9
Then I tried to exorcise the demon within, and I said:
10
One is of the power of forbearing gentleness to exorcise hate.
11
It would have been a spell to exorcise the Manichee, methinks.
12
I have to touch a dead body in order to exorcise its ghost.
13
Their remedy for this is, to send for the priest, and exorcise them.
14
Suddenly it was difficult to exorcise them all from her life.
15
He tried vainly to exorcise this anguish by naming it What was it?
16
A man trying to exorcise the ghosts inside his head through limited means.
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Exorcise across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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