Definition of exorcisation
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exorcisation
noun
ex·or·ci·sa·tion
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exorcization
\ˌekˌsȯ(r)sə̇ˈzāshən, ˌeksə(r)sə̇ˈz-, ˌeksə(r)ˌsīˈz- also ˌegˌzȯ- or ˌegzə-\
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Origin and Etymology of exorcisation
Middle English exorcisacioun, from Middle French exorcization, from Late Latin exorcization-, exorcizatio, from exorcizatus (past participle of exorcizare) + Latin -ion-, -io -ion
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