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Перевод: exorcism

[существительное]
изгнание нечистой силы; заклинание
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. But now the memory deliberately evoked had completed its exorcism.
2. Then, as another kind of exorcism, I made up a list of:
3. Now in the night its contents come back to me randomly, though it will be some weeks before, as a way of exorcism, I can make
4. exorcism
5. The towering black walls of David Roger's designs and the shadowy, creepily menacing presence of the remarkable St Petersburg Maryinsky Acrobatic Troupe create a compact sequence of vividly picturesque tableaux, encompassing scenes of personal and collective mania, devilish magic, exorcism, sado-masochism and touches of macabre humour.
6. New rolling stock, reopened lines and stations and more passengers testify to the extent of the exorcism.
7. But first there was a small act of exorcism to be performed.
8. But you sense that's only half of it, that there's some form of exorcism going on here, some sort of expulsion of childhood ghosts.
9. Has this exorcism washed you away as well?
10. Exorcism is not limited to Christianity.
11. Hence there is a painful dilemma for the policy-maker between treating a problem as a black box which will not go away but whose size does not seem intimidating and is amenable to exorcism by benign rhetoric and minor policy adjustments; or as a more diffuse, analytically complex and sophisticated explanation of why most of the problems exist.
12. The Exorcism
13. An old story of an exorcism of a dybbuk seems closely associated with Christian legend.