Possessed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSSESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• POSSESS, to have as an owner
• have as belonging to one; own
• have possession of as distinct from ownership
• have as an ability, quality, or characteristic
• (of a demon or spirit, especially an evil one) have complete power over (someone) and be manifested through their speech or actions
• (of an emotion, idea, etc.) dominate the mind of
• (of a man) have sexual intercourse with
• take for one's own
• maintain (oneself or one's mind or soul) in a state of patience or quiet
ADJECTIVE:
• owning or having
• influenced or controlled by a powerful force such as a strong emotion
• frenzied as if possessed by a demon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have as property

Words related to POSSESSED

possess9 possessedly17 possesses11 possessing13

Words that contain POSSESSED

possessedly17 repossessed14 unpossessed14 dispossessed16 prepossessed17 possessedness16 unprepossessed19 possessednesses18

How to use POSSESSED in a sentence

• Not dark to him, for he loved the natives and possessed such powers of attraction that wherever he settled he won their affections.
• They had no arms except one pistol which the mate possessed.
• Ever since the plague had broken out in Drury-lane, it haunted him like a spectre, and scattered the few faculties he possessed.
• It might be he possessed greater skill than Tom believed.
• One of them had been an overseer for forty years, and he possessed the looks and feelings which we suppose a man who has been thus long in a school of despotism, must possess.
• Still I was very strong, and possessed all the resources of a seaman.
• In ancient times, O son, there lived a sage named Valadhi, possessed of great energy.
• Nobody who possessed only a superficial acquaintance with Mrs.
• The boy had a warm affectionate heart, but possessed, at the same time, a bold and fearless spirit.
• It is folly to believe that any religions, any social orders, any scientific hypotheses, are more than provisional, and partially possessed of truth.
• I am sure he could not have had the strength to fire, even had he enjoyed the knowledge and possessed the material to load it.
• The authority which he possessed over these savage South Sea Islanders was stretched to the utmost, but he never hesitated to employ it.
• The Saracens from Asia had spread into Africa, and at length possessed themselves of Spain.
• The ancient Greeks and Romans are well known to have possessed this art.
• She had been a peace loving nation, and although possessed of great natural resources, she had never developed them, to any extent, for the purpose of carrying on war.
• According to the statement of his sister, his whole magical power proceeded from a staff he possessed.
• They possessed well-formed heads, and once had beautiful faces, and were as bright and sprightly as any little boys of their age to be found anywhere.
• The cardinal was ordered to retire to Asher, a country seat which he possessed near Hampton Court.
• The other half of the council was to be composed, either of men of character, detached from the court, or of those who possessed chief credit in both houses.
• For it is cousin to that hopefulness which he possessed, and brother to his self-reliance and independence.
• So she remained firm, even when the men threatened to take away the few things she possessed, which were indeed few enough, and most necessary for her daily use.
• What was needed for the good of the world was that people should make a better use of the liberty they possessed.
• The ardour of a new life, to be begun this day, possessed him.
• Hebrews, intellectual, possessed true knowledge of God, 207-m.
• My Lord Mordington had all the Magdalene field, but he could not get it peaceably possessed for thesse of Berwick, so that he sold it to Watsone.
• They are possessed by both sexes and manifest themselves in very early childhood.
• So Isaac might have possessed this sagacity, which appeared like nonsense to his master.
• Margaret never mentioned him now, and seemed to have forgotten that she possessed a husband.

Similar words containing POSSESS without suffix ed

possess9 possesses11 possessor11 repossess11 dispossess13 possessing13 possession12 possessive15 possessors12 possessory15 prepossess14 possessable15 possessedly17 possessions13 possessives16 repossessed14 repossesses13 repossessor13 unpossessed14 dispossessed16 dispossesses15 dispossessor15 possessional14 possessioned15 possessively20 prepossessed17 prepossesses16 repossessing15 repossession14 repossessors14 unpossessing15 dispossessing17 dispossession16 dispossessors16 dispossessory19 nonpossession15 possessedness16 possessionary18 possessionate15 possessorship20 prepossessing18 prepossession17 repossessions15 dispossessions17 nonpossessions16 possessionates16 possessionless16 possessiveness19 possessorships21 prepossessions18 unprepossessed19 prepossessingly23 unprepossessing20 possessednesses18 possessivenesse20 possessivenesses21

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