- exorcize ex·or·cize ['ɛksɔːsaɪz] vt
- esorcizzare
English-Italian dictionary. 2013.
exorcize ex·or·cize ['ɛksɔːsaɪz] vt
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exorcize — (Amer.) ex·or·cize || eksÉ”rsaɪz /eksÉ”Ës v. expel an evil spirit, cast out a demon (also exorcise) … English contemporary dictionary
exorcize — ex|or|cize also exorcise BrE [ˈekso:saız US o:r ] v [T] 1.) to force evil ↑spirits to leave a place by using special words and ceremonies 2.) to make yourself forget a bad memory or experience ▪ trying to exorcise the past … Dictionary of contemporary English
exorcize — ex·or·cize … English syllables
exorcized — exorcize (Amer.) ex·or·cize || eksÉ”rsaɪz /eksÉ”Ës v. expel an evil spirit, cast out a demon (also exorcise) … English contemporary dictionary
exorcizes — exorcize (Amer.) ex·or·cize || eksÉ”rsaɪz /eksÉ”Ës v. expel an evil spirit, cast out a demon (also exorcise) … English contemporary dictionary
exorcizing — exorcize (Amer.) ex·or·cize || eksÉ”rsaɪz /eksÉ”Ës v. expel an evil spirit, cast out a demon (also exorcise) … English contemporary dictionary
