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exorcise

/ˈek.sɔː.saɪz/

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/ˈek.sɔː.saɪz/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий изгнание злого духа из человека или места, обычно с помощью религиозного или духовного ритуала.

A verb meaning to drive out or expel an evil spirit from a person or place, typically through a religious or spiritual ritual.

  1. Drive out evil spiritsB2formal

    To expel an evil spirit from a person or place by religious or magical rituals.

    ruИзгонять злых духов

    • The priest performed a ceremony to exorcise the demon from the house.
    • They called a shaman to exorcise the evil presence.
    • In the movie, the protagonist tries to exorcise a ghost from a child.

    Synonymsbanishcast outdrive outexpelpurge

    Antonymsinvokepossesssummon

  2. Remove or eliminateC1formal

    To get rid of something unpleasant, harmful, or unwanted.

    ruИзбавиться

    • She tried to exorcise her fears by facing them directly.
    • The government aims to exorcise corruption from the system.
    • He needed to exorcise the painful memories of his past.

    Synonymsbanishcast outdispeldrive outeliminateeradicateexpelpurgeremove

    Antonymsharborkeepretain

Forms
  • exorcised past participle
  • exorcised past simple
  • exorcising present participle
  • exorcises third person singular
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