exorcise in Greek
exorcise in Greek is εξορκίζω — exorcise means to drive out an evil spirit from a person or place, usually through ritual or prayer.
exorcise in Greek
εξορκίζω
Pronounced: exorkizo
(transitive) To drive out (an evil spirit) from a person, place or thing, especially by an incantation or prayer.
What does "exorcise" mean?
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verb To drive out an evil spirit from a person or place, usually through ritual or prayer.
"The priest was called to exorcise the old house."
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verb To get rid of something troubling, like a painful memory, once and for all.
"Writing the memoir helped her exorcise the ghosts of her childhood."
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exorcise in a sentence
- The priest was called to exorcise the old house.
- Writing the memoir helped her exorcise the ghosts of her childhood.
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What is "exorcise" in Greek?
"exorcise" in Greek is εξορκίζω. exorcise means: To drive out an evil spirit from a person or place, usually through ritual or prayer.
How do you pronounce εξορκίζω?
"exorcise" in Greek is εξορκίζω, pronounced "exorkizo".
How do you use "exorcise" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest was called to exorcise the old house." In Greek, "exorcise" is εξορκίζω.
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