| ASSESSORSHIPS | • assessorships n. Plural of assessorship. • ASSESSORSHIP n. the office of assessor. |
| DISPOSSESSING | • dispossessing v. Present participle of dispossess. • DISPOSSESS v. to put out of possession or occupancy. |
| DISPOSSESSION | • dispossession n. The act of dispossessing someone of something. • dispossession n. The casting out of an evil spirit that has possessed someone; exorcism. • DISPOSSESSION n. the act of dispossessing. |
| DISPOSSESSORS | • dispossessors n. Plural of dispossessor. • DISPOSSESSOR n. one who dispossesses. |
| DISPOSSESSORY | • DISPOSSESSORY adj. serving to dispossess. |
| INTERSESSIONS | • intersessions n. Plural of intersession. • INTERSESSION n. a period between two academic sessions or terms sometimes utilized for brief concentrated courses. |
| NONPOSSESSION | • nonpossession n. (Uncountable) Lack of possession; not possessing something. • nonpossession n. (Countable) That which is not a possession; something not owned. • NONPOSSESSION n. something that is not a possession. |
| OBSESSIONALLY | • obsessionally adv. In an obsessional manner. • OBSESSIONAL adv. relating to obsession. |
| OBSESSIONISTS | • obsessionists n. Plural of obsessionist. • OBSESSIONIST n. someone who is obsessed by a fixed idea. |
| OBSESSIVENESS | • obsessiveness n. The characteristic of being obsessive. • OBSESSIVE n. subject to obsession. |
| OVERASSESSING | • overassessing v. Present participle of overassess. |
| POSSESSEDNESS | • possessedness n. The quality of being possessed. • POSSESSEDNESS n. the state of being possessed. |
| POSSESSIONARY | • possessionary adj. Of or pertaining to possession. • POSSESSIONARY adj. relating to possession, also POSSESSIONAL. |
| POSSESSIONATE | • POSSESSIONATE adj. holding or allowed to hold possessions, as opposed to mendicant. • POSSESSIONATE n. a possessionate monk. |
| POSSESSORSHIP | • possessorship n. The state of possessing something, possession. • POSSESSORSHIP n. the office of possessor. |
| PREPOSSESSING | • prepossessing adj. Tending to invite favor; attracting confidence, favor, esteem, or love; attractive. • prepossessing adj. (Archaic) Causing prejudice. • PREPOSSESSING adj. creating a favorable impression; attractive. |
| PREPOSSESSION | • prepossession n. Preoccupation; having possession beforehand. • prepossession n. A preconceived opinion, or previous impression; bias, prejudice. • PREPOSSESSION n. a fixed conception likely to preclude objective judgment of anything seeming to be counter to it. |
| REASSESSMENTS | • reassessments n. Plural of reassessment. • REASSESSMENT n. the act of reassessing. |
| REPOSSESSIONS | • repossessions n. Plural of repossession. • REPOSSESSION n. the act of repossessing. |
| SUPERSESSIONS | • supersessions n. Plural of supersession. • SUPERSESSION n. the act of superseding. |