Exorcise is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXORCISE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to free of an evil spirit, also EXORCIZE
• drive out or attempt to drive out (a supposed evil spirit) from a person or place
• rid (a person or place) of a supposed evil spirit
• To cast out, as a devil, evil spirits, etc., by conjuration or summoning by a holy name, or by certain ceremonies; to expel (a demon) or to conjure (a demon) to depart out of a person possessed by one.
• To deliver or purify from the influence of an evil spirit or demon.
• expel through adjuration or prayers
• completely remove (something unpleasant) from one's mind or memory
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as exorcize

Words related to EXORCISE

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Words that contain EXORCISE

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How to use EXORCISE in a sentence

• They might as well have tried to exorcise my mitre from my head by any other charm than the offer of a better one.
• Perfection is very slow to be reached, and that is what the Middle Ages required in order to exorcise the fears of divine wrath.
• I am a perfect child-tamer, and guarantee to exorcise his seven evil spirits in less than no time.
• As she again and again wept, the priest, fearing that she was possessed by some evil spirit, sought to exorcise it.
• SPECTATOR, pray let me have a Paper on these terrible groundless Sufferings, and do all you can to exorcise Crowds who are in some Degree possessed as I am.
• I hope I have said enough in the previous chapter to exorcise permanently from ancient American history these purely imaginary beings.
• And the discipline might be the making of him, prove the way to exorcise the devil.
• The bear agreed to go back with the jackal and see if he could exorcise the spirits.
• Very well, then, it behooved him to exorcise the demon while this tormenting clarity of vision whirled the dread kaleidoscope of his careless life before him in honest colors.
• The rig was the vehicle I had chosen to exercise and exorcise my body and mind.
• Grace chided him upon being moody, and with all her caressing ways tried to exorcise the evil spirit that was upon him, but with poor success.
• Come to us, and Mary shall play to you and exorcise your demons.
• Contemplations like these exorcise the spectre host of the brain and quell the horrid brood of fear.
• In that brutal deed Moreau had beheld at last in true proportions the workings of that evil spirit which they were vowed to exorcise from France.
• Would we save our Exposition from the ravages of Time we have to exorcise that monster with the enigmatical utterances of the aforesaid Brazen Head.
• Theresa was bidden to try to exorcise her visions, by the sign of the Cross.
• The happy progress of the war could not exorcise this soft, omnipotent melancholy.
• In the absence of innocuous and benign appliances, the deleterious are had recourse to exorcise the fiend that is raging within them.
• Elder Wildman set out to exorcise the evil spirit, but became so terrorized that he called for help, and one of his posse of assistants was scared into convulsions.
• The bishop and the priests, on the other hand, were ready to fight the liquor traffic to the end and to exorcise it as the greatest blight upon the New World.
• Indeed, its visits became so frequent, that a clergyman of eminence was employed to exorcise it.
• They could exorcise ghosts from houses, devils from men possessed.
• Before the era of great cities the township in the West used to exorcise some of the functions at present discharged in India by the system of caste.

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