Synonym: monomania, ownership, self-command, self-control, self-possession, self-will, willpower. Similar words: prepossessing, possess, dispossess, session, obsession, cession, secession, recession. Meaning: [pə'zeʃn] 
n. 1. the act of having and controlling property 2. anything owned or possessed 3. being controlled by passion or the supernatural 4. a mania restricted to one thing or idea 5. a territory that is controlled by a ruling state 6. the trait of resolutely controlling your own behavior 7. (sport) the act of controlling the ball (or puck).
n. 1. the act of having and controlling property 2. anything owned or possessed 3. being controlled by passion or the supernatural 4. a mania restricted to one thing or idea 5. a territory that is controlled by a ruling state 6. the trait of resolutely controlling your own behavior 7. (sport) the act of controlling the ball (or puck). 
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271. The intention of illegal possession is the subjective ofcrime of financial fraud , not the optional element.
272. Mr. Tremaine was proud in the possession of the kapok mattress.
273. To reach his aim he didn't hesitate in taking possession of more ancient monuments.
274. They have been in possession of the island for time immemorial.
275. The Virago was a prized possession, a heavily modified MandalMoters StarViper built to his exacting specifications.
276. But, there are few brands in possession of professional timbre and excellent quality.
277. The United States came into possession of Louisiana by purchase from France.
278. NIV Their mouths lay claim to heaven,(http://sentencedict.com/possession.html) and their tongues take possession of the earth.
279. Possessive personal pronouns are used to show ownership or possession.
280. Differences between possession in Criminal Law andin Civil law have existed since the Roman law era.
More similar words: prepossessing, possess, dispossess, session, obsession, cession, secession, recession, aggression, depression, repression, concession, impression, suppression, confession, succession, oppression, digression, expression, profession, compression, professional, congressional, transgression, assess, ecological succession, obsessed, possible, possibly, assessment.