possessed in Portuguese
possessed in Portuguese is possesso, possuído — possessed means controlled by a spirit or demon.
possessed in Portuguese
possesso
controlled by evil spirits.
possuído
controlled by evil spirits.
What does "possessed" mean?
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adj Controlled by a spirit or demon.
"In the film, the possessed doll spoke in a voice that was not its own."
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adj Overwhelmed by a strong emotion, as if not in control of oneself.
"He acted like a man possessed, working through the night."
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possessed in a sentence
- In the film, the possessed doll spoke in a voice that was not its own.
- The old tale tells of a possessed man who spoke in strange tongues.
- He acted like a man possessed, working through the night.
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What is "possessed" in Portuguese?
"possessed" in Portuguese is possesso, possuído. possessed means: Controlled by a spirit or demon.
How do you use "possessed" in a sentence?
Example: "In the film, the possessed doll spoke in a voice that was not its own." In Portuguese, "possessed" is possesso, possuído.
Are there other ways to say "possessed" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "possessed": possesso, possuído.
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