Possession - Law Dictionary Search Results
Impetus
A property possessed by a moving body in virtue of its weight and its motion the force with which any body
Influential
Exerting or possessing influence or power potent efficacious effective strong having authority or ascendency as an influential man station argument etc
Ingenious
Possessed of genius or the faculty of invention skillful or promp to invent having an aptitude to contrive or
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Involucral
Pertaining to possessing or like an involucrum
Its
Possessive form of the pronoun it See It
Majestic
Possessing or exhibiting majesty of august dignity stateliness or imposing grandeur lofty noble grand
Self possessed
Composed or tranquil in mind manner etc undisturbed
Meritorious
Possessing merit deserving of reward or honor worthy of recompense valuable
Palatine
Palatine, possessing royal privileges. See COUNTY PALATINE.
Occupative
Occupative, possessed, used, employed.
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