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exorcism

[ UK /ˈɛksəsˌɪzəm/ ]
[ US /ˈɛksɝˌsɪzəm/ ]
NOUN
  1. freeing from evil spirits

How To Use exorcism In A Sentence

  • Similarly, there are other rituals outside their sphere of activity, such as the propitiation or exorcism of dangerous spirits.
  • Hey look on the bright side I'm sure somebody in attendance is capable of exorcisms. Obama meets with religious leaders behind closed doors
  • Rituals like this of purification and exorcism are a traditional feature of Shinto.
  • During the exorcism we asked her what organisation she had been initiated into and she wouldn't tell us but we managed to squeeze it out of her.
  • Instead of traditional medical techniques, Spiritists use such practices as past-lives therapy, dispossession and exorcism therapies, acupuncture, chromotherapy, yoga therapy, and homeopathy.
  • I'm not saying an exorcism couldn't be done, but I certainly couldn't do it before the Cathedral opens for matins at seven-thirty. ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
  • Amazingly no one was killed, and the parish priest then led the children and adults of the village in a kind of exorcism, imitating the noises of the helicopters.
  • The girl I was talking about was initiated into a satanic cult - they use all sorts of methods to hold you in and that's why it's so difficult to have a successful exorcism.
  • Thereafter, formal rituals of exorcism were adopted by the Church throughout the medieval centuries.
  • But what can be stated is that tohunga or kaumatua should be consulted by whanau where makutu is suspected so that the whanau receive the correct expert advice as to how to deal with a situation, as such advice will be tempered by ensuring what is to be carried out by such exorcism remains within the laws of New Zealand as set down by Parliament," he said. Stuff.co.nz - Stuff
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