posses (Meaning)
posses
a large group often with a common interest, a group of people temporarily organized to make a search (as for a lost child), entourage sense 1, a number of people organized to make a search (as for a lost child), a body of persons summoned by a sheriff to assist in preserving the public peace usually in an emergency, a group of people called upon by a sheriff for help (as in pursuit of a criminal)
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posses Sentence Examples
- The child clung fiercely to his favorite toy, its possession providing him with comfort.
- The wealthy man's mansion was a testament to his vast possessions, showcasing his extravagance.
- The thief was pursued for possession of stolen goods, his crime a violation of others' property rights.
- The company held exclusive possession of the patent, giving them a monopoly on the invention.
- The team's victory gave them possession of the championship trophy, a symbol of their hard work and skill.
- The dog's loyalty was unwavering, its devotion a prized possession of its owner.
- The family's land had been in their possession for generations, a testament to their deep roots in the community.
- The woman's car was her pride and possession, meticulously maintained to reflect her sense of style.
- The possession of knowledge is a powerful tool, empowering individuals to make informed decisions.
- The artist's creativity was his greatest possession, a gift that allowed him to express his imagination in tangible form.
FAQs About the word posses
a large group often with a common interest, a group of people temporarily organized to make a search (as for a lost child), entourage sense 1, a number of peopl
suites,entourages, crews, followings, staffs, retinues, personnels,trains, cortèges, tails
No antonyms found.
The child clung fiercely to his favorite toy, its possession providing him with comfort.
The wealthy man's mansion was a testament to his vast possessions, showcasing his extravagance.
The thief was pursued for possession of stolen goods, his crime a violation of others' property rights.
The company held exclusive possession of the patent, giving them a monopoly on the invention.
