exorcise
/ˈek.sɔː.saɪz/verb
C1formalcommon/ˈek.sɔː.saɪz/A verb meaning to drive out or expel an evil spirit from a person or place, typically through a religious or spiritual ritual.
ruГлагол, означающий изгнание злого духа из человека или места, обычно с помощью религиозного или духовного ритуала.esVerbo que significa expulsar a un espíritu maligno o demonio de una persona, lugar u objeto, generalmente mediante un ritual religioso o espiritual.frVerbe signifiant chasser un esprit malin d'une personne ou d'un lieu, généralement au moyen d'un rituel religieux ou spirituel.deVerb, das das Austreiben eines bösen Geistes oder Dämons aus einer Person oder einem Ort bezeichnet, meist durch einen religiösen oder spirituellen Ritus.ptVerbo que significa expulsar um espírito maligno de uma pessoa ou lugar, geralmente por meio de um ritual religioso ou espiritual.zh动词，指通过宗教或精神仪式将邪灵从人或场所中驱逐出去。arفعل يعني طرد الروح الشريرة أو الشيطان من شخص أو مكان، عادة بواسطة طقوس دينية أو روحية.
- Drive out evil spirits B2 formal
To expel an evil spirit from a person or place by religious or magical rituals.
- 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.
ruИзгонять злых духовesExpulsar espíritus malignosfrExorciserdeBöse Geister austreibenptExpulsar espíritos malignoszh驱除邪灵arطرد الأرواح الشريرة
- Remove or eliminate C1 formal
To get rid of something unpleasant, harmful, or unwanted.
- 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.
ruИзбавитьсяesExorcizar, eliminarfréliminer, chasserdeBeseitigenptLivrar-se dezh驱除arالتخلص من
同义词: banishcast outdispeldrive outeliminateeradicateexpelpurgeremove
- exorcised past participle
- exorcised past simple
- exorcising present participle
- exorcises third person singular