Poseída (en. Possessed)

/po.se.i.ða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Translation: It refers to a person who appears to be under the influence of a spirit or supernatural force.

Translation: The woman showed signs of being possessed during the ceremony.

La mujer mostraba signos de estar poseída durante la ceremonia.

Translation: It is used to describe someone who has strange or out-of-the-ordinary behavior.

Translation: Her gaze was unsettling, as if she were possessed.

Su mirada era inquietante, como si estuviera poseída.

Translation: In a figurative context, it can refer to someone who is very obsessed with something.

Translation: She was possessed by the idea of winning the contest.

Estaba poseída por la idea de ganar el concurso.

Translation: From the verb 'to possess' in reference to the action of being controlled by something external.

Translation: possessed by the demon

Translation: It refers to someone who shows extreme behaviors attributed to a malign influence.

poseída por el demonio

Translation: to be possessed by an idea

Translation: It means to be obsessed or very focused on a specific idea.

estar poseída de una idea

Translation: possessed by madness

Translation: Figurative use to describe someone acting irrationally.

poseída por la locura

Translation: to possess

Translation: To have something in ownership or control over something.

poseer

Translation: possession

Translation: The act of possessing or the state of being possessed.

posesión

Translation: demon

Translation: A supernatural entity often associated with possession.

demonio

Translation: Someone very enthusiastic or passionate about something.

Translation: She is so possessed by sports that she trains every day.

Está tan poseída por el deporte que entrena todos los días.

Translation: A person with an intense or compulsive personality.

Translation: She is a possessed girl, always wanting to be the best at everything.

Es una chica poseída, siempre quiere ser la mejor en todo.