exorcisation
noun
ex·or·ci·sa·tion
variants or exorcization
ˌekˌsȯ(r)sə̇ˈzāshən,
ˌeksə(r)sə̇ˈz-,
ˌeksə(r)ˌsīˈz- also ˌegˌzȯ- or ˌegzə-
plural -s
: exorcism
Word History
Etymology
Middle English exorcisacioun, from Middle French exorcization, from Late Latin exorcization-, exorcizatio, from exorcizatus (past participle of exorcizare) + Latin -ion-, -io -ion
- fix one's gaze upon
- fix one's hopes on
- fix one's hopes upon
- fix one's hopes/sights on/upon
- fix one's sights on
- fix one's sights upon
- fix one's stare on
- fix one's stare upon
- fix someone with
- fix up
- fix upon
- fix with
- fixable
- fixabler
- fixablest
- fixate
- fixate (on or upon)
- fixate (on)
- fixate on
- fixate on or upon
- fixated
- fixated (on or upon)
- fixated (on)
- fixated on
- fixated on or upon