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Meanings of possess of in English
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Usage of possess of in English
1
The memorials which we possess of this king's reign are but scanty.
2
How little does a painter possess of the intuitions of a poet!
3
All we possess of the first Nineveh is one broken statue.
4
The booms in particular were possessed of a restless and unstable spirit.
5
He was in a good social position, and possessed of abundant means.
6
There was talk of Walker being a sorcerer possessed of great magic.
7
He was possessed of neither the capital nor knowledge necessary for farming.
8
The Brahmana possessed of steadiness and learning and contentment gladdens the deities.
9
The Government is necessarily at times possessed of large sums in cash.
10
A person possessed of such aids succeeds in ruling the entire earth.
11
There was something marvellous in the power he possessed of influencing others.
12
Possessed of omniscience, he addressed the worm he saw in these words.
13
But no: Stephen Burgen is possessed of a keen sense of humour.
14
Surwar reported Abdurrahman as in fine health and possessed of great energy.
15
Some angels are high in stature and are possessed of great power.
16
And had he been possessed of the necessary strength he would have.
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