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dybbuk

[dee-book, dib-uhk] / diˈbuk, ˈdɪb ək /


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If a dybbuk can re-enter a ravaged brain as a gift to loved ones longing for a last goodbye, why are only a few people blessed with this miracle?

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s when she finds out her new girlfriend may be possessed by a dybbuk.

From Los Angeles Times

“She is dealing with the death of her father and her mother’s depression — and then there’s a wandering spirit or dybbuk that is ornery and disruptive,” said Higuera.

From Washington Post

Parents must work together to save their young daughter from a dybbuk, a malevolent spirit that inhabits and ultimately devours its human host.

From Los Angeles Times

He is a dybbuk, who rather than being ashamed, guilty or motivated to help our pockmarked nation evolve, looks at the world without hope or imagination.

From Washington Post