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possess transitive verb

1. posséder (property, weapon, proof, charm);
   avoir (power, advantage);
   (illegally) détenir (arms, drugs);

2. (take control of) (anger, fury) s'emparer de (person);
   (devil) posséder (person);
   what ~ed you to do that? qu'est-ce qui t'a pris de faire ça?

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'possess' found in these entries:

English:

have

French:

détenir - posséder - receler

possess: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

possess		vtr	posséder ⇒ (sexuellement) familier
possess	(as attribute)	vtr	posséder ⇒ (des attributs)
possess	(as property)	vtr	posséder ⇒ (détenir un droit de propriété)
possess	(keep illegally)	vtr	receler ⇒ (conserver illégalement)
possess	(obsess)	vtr	posséder ⇒ (obséder)

Forums WR : discussions dont le titre comprend le mot(s) "possess".

countries that possess deposits
I possess a wide range of skills, included my ability to close sales ...
possess such fixity of purpose
There exist other people who find that in having less material objects, their lives become richer because they are better able to appreciate what they do possess.
To possess a way
to possess many skills

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