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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Exorcising
What's the difference in meaning between "exercising demons" and "exorcising of demons"?
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"To exorcise" is to eliminate negative spirits from a person. It is a religious procedure, done by a religious leader who has been especially trained to conduct such an activity. According to those who have been exorcised and those who conduct the exorcism, demons and/or Satan may have entered the body of an innocent individual.
- "To exorcise" is to eliminate negative spirits from a person.
- It is a religious procedure, done by a religious leader who has been especially trained to conduct such an activity.
- According to those who have been exorcised and those who conduct the exorcism, demons and/or Satan may have entered the body of an innocent individual.
- The exorcist removes the bad spirit from the person.
- "To exercise" is to conduct physical activity to improve the body and mind.
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"To exorcise" is to eliminate negative spirits from a person. It is a religious procedure, done by a religious leader who has been especially trained to conduct such an activity. According to those who have been exorcised and those who conduct the exorcism, demons and/or Satan may have entered the body of an innocent individual. The exorcist removes the bad spirit from the person.
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