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Possession

Definition

(formal) The state of having or owning something, especially something valuable or desirable; control or occupancy of a place or territory. Often used in legal, philosophical, or literary contexts to explore complex issues of ownership, identity, and power.

Example Sentences

1The concept of possession raises fundamental questions about the nature of property, identity, and the self.
2In many indigenous cultures, the idea of possession is deeply tied to a sense of stewardship and responsibility towards the land.
3The philosopher John Locke argued that possession is a fundamental human right, essential to individual liberty and security.
4The team's possession of the ball for most of the game ultimately led to their victory.
5There is a growing body of research examining the psychological and social implications of possession, particularly in the context of consumer culture.

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