Definition of exorcize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
remove troubletr./intr. Rare US rid of something troublesome or oppressivetr./intr. Rare US
- She sought to exorcize her doubts through meditation..
2.
spirit expulsiontr. Rare US drive out an evil spirit from a person or placetr. Rare US
- The priest attempted to exorcize the haunted house..
Origin of exorcize
Greek, ex (out) + horkos (oath)
Examples of exorcize in a sentence
The ritual was meant to exorcize the village of its curse. They called a shaman to exorcize the evil spirit. The ritual was meant to exorcize the demon from the child.
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- French:chasser, expulser, ...
- German:austreiben, exorzieren, ...
- Italian:esorcizzare, scacciare, ...
- Spanish:exorcizar, ...
- Portuguese:exorcizar, expulsar espíritos, ...
- Chinese:驱散, 驱魔, ...
- Japanese:取り除く, 祓う, ...
- Arabic:طَرَدَ, أخْرَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגָרֵשׁ, לְבַצֵּעַ פְּלוּטָה רוּחָנִית, ...
- Russian:изгонять, изгнать, ...
- Ukrainian:позбутися, вигнати, ...
- Hindi:दूर करना, भूत भगाना, ...
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