POSSESS OF Meaning and
Definition
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"Possess of" is not a recognized phrase or idiom in the English language. Thus, it does not have an official dictionary definition. However, it is likely to be a typographical or grammatical error. The correct phrase would be "possess" or "possessive of."
The verb "possess" refers to the act of owning, having control over or having something as a characteristic. To possess something means to physically or mentally have it within one's control or ownership.
For instance, an individual can possess physical objects like a car, a book, or a house. It can also refer to possessing abstract qualities such as knowledge, courage, or charm. Additionally, "possessive" can describe an individual who displays excessive or exclusive attachment to something or someone.
When used in a sentence, "possess" can be described as follows: "She possesses an impressive collection of vintage records." "He possesses an incredible talent for playing the guitar." And "The parents of the child were concerned about his possessive behavior towards his toys."
In summary, "possess" refers to ownership or control while "possessive" refers to an individual's excessive attachment or jealousy towards something or someone.
Common Misspellings for POSSESS OF
- oossess of
- lossess of
- -ossess of
- 0ossess of
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- p0ssess of
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- poasess of
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- poszess of
- posxess of
- posdess of
