n. 1 the fact or state of having something at one's disposal; 2 anything owned or possessed
The wealthy man has many expensive possessions.
The wealthy man has many expensive possessions.
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What was Ginny doing when all her possessions were stolen?
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We only moved our dearest possessions to our new home.
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The testator left most of his possessions to his two sons.
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The flood waters left residents bereft of home and possessions.
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How many pink possessions did she have?
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Which of Joe's valuable possessions was stolen during this book?
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Which one of Mrs. Jenny Grogan's prized possessions did Marley swallow?
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Who did Dr. Jekyll leave all of his possessions to in his will?
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Why did Lincoln lock his possessions in a safe?
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They backed their possessions in the covered wagon and started on the journey.
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He bundled up his few possessions.
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The father's possessions were inequitably divided among the sons.
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control; ownership; property; something owned
lack; need; want
3 syllables
pos-ses-sions
question's
session's
sessions
sessions'
aggressions
concessions
confessions
depressions
digressions
expressions
impressions
obsessions
oppressions
processions
profession's
professions
recession's
recessions
regressions
repressions
transgressions
indiscretions
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