Prepossess - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
|ˌpriːpəˈzes|
Brit.
|ˌpriːpəˈzes|
verb
- possess beforehand
- cause to be preoccupied
- cause to be preoccupied
The idea of his failure prepossesses him
- make a positive impression (on someone) beforehandA prepossessing appearance
- influence (somebody's) opinion in advance (syn: prejudice)Extra examples
They were prepossessed with an idea to win the elections.
His talk prepossessed me still more in his favour.
The enemy had prepossessed all the places more inward.
The idea of his failure prepossesses him
A prepossessing appearance
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