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Meanings of exorcize in inglés
portugués
exorcizar catalán
exorcitzar Usage of exorcize in inglés
1
Therefore it belongs not to the priestly office to catechize and exorcize.
2
My Father, in his tenderness, thought to exorcize the demon by prayer.
3
In like manner it belongs, seemingly, to the ministers to exorcize.
4
Image succeeded image in a phantasmagoria that it was beyond his power to exorcize.
5
I wanted to exorcize my ghosts in my own fashion.
6
It's not as if you can exorcize them and go walking off into a sunset.
7
Say -BandeMataram-and exorcize the evil spirit.'
8
I have to exorcize her, David.
9
Together with four onmyoji, or exorcists, she must exorcize the spirits that prowl the hallways of the ancient house.
10
Objection 1: It seems that it does not belong to a priest to catechize and exorcize the person to be baptized.
11
Therefore to catechize and to exorcize do not belong to the office of the priests, but rather to that of the ministers.
12
They rejoiced, and, apparently, not with modesty, that devils were subject unto them, and that they could exorcize them at their pleasure.
13
She's been exorcized, she's nothing but a neurotic wisp of light.
14
Then, Puffat's leg could either be exorcized, or amputated and cauterized.
15
I'd think it over carefully before exorcizing myself of it.
16
The pastor turned toward a large cross on the wall and said: We exorcized her.
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