Definition of Unpossess. Meaning of Unpossess. Synonyms of Unpossess

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Definition of Unpossess

Unpossess
Unpossess Un`pos*sess", v. t. [1st pref. un- + possess.] To be without, or to resign, possession of. [Obs.]

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- MacLachlan, Judith Fletcher, Virginity Revisited: Configurations of The Unpossessed Body, University of Toronto Press, 2007, p. 14. Johnston 1999, p. 209...
- before. With directions from Stephen Strange, they find Odin in Norway. Unpossessed, Odin explains that he is dying, Ragnarök is imminent despite Thor's...
- animate and inanimate nouns. In most varieties of Nahuatl, nouns in the unpossessed singular form generally take an absolutive suffix. The most common forms...
- distinguish ergative from absolutive case (-t marks unpossessed ergative plurals as well as unpossessed absolutive plurals). In cases like this, the SOV...
- construct state (possessed) form and malikah and malka are the absolute (unpossessed) form. In Geʽez, the word for "queen" is ንግሥት nəgəśt, but in the construct...
- Slesinger incorporated it as the final chapter of her only novel, The Unpossessed (1934). The novel also satirizes the New York left-wing milieu in which...
- the fourth quarter, enabled Iowa's victory despite being outgained and unpossessed. Following the season, Campbell was given the 2022 Butkus Award as the...
- the hostel gate, vanishing her spirit. Tehseen, Shaunki, Mona becomes unpossessed. Pasha and Alisha confesses their feelings for each other. While leaving...
- Singular Noun Plural Noun Dual Noun Unpossessed Ø -t -k 1st person possessor singular -ka -nka -gka plural -put -put -gput dual -pung -pung -gpung 2nd...
- IMPRF, IMPF imperfective aspect NPOSS, UNPOSS non-possessed (marker of unpossessed noun) NPP non-past progressive NR near (as in NR.DIST 'near distal')...