be possessed of
Example Sentences
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The promises within them, if not entirely sacrosanct, are at least meant to be possessed of a greater sanctity than other more disposable political pledges.
From BBC • Jun. 11, 2024
The American people may be possessed of a deep sense of the world crisis in which they are involved, may be growing aware that their generation is shaping the history of the world.
From Time Magazine Archive
It was believed to be possessed of immense and malignant strength, including the self-confidence, prowess and resources for the conduct of all-out war.
From Time Magazine Archive
One would think that such a person would also be possessed of wisdom.
From Time Magazine Archive
He must be possessed of a good nerve and a none too tender conscience.
From Grit Lawless by Young, F.E. Mills
