Object

• firearm: He was arrested by police on Thursday night on suspicion of possessing a firearm.

• weapon: The mere fact that the tenth rate Iraqi army " may " possess chemical weapons is not nearly reason enough.

• qualification: We do not require applicants to possess a qualification or experience in makeup to join the retail sales teams within our stores.

• cannabis: These licenses allow the Group to cultivate, produce, supply and possess cannabis for the purpose of medical research.

• ability: The leaders of each nation possess the ability to master their native element.

• knowledge: However, they must possess a good enough knowledge of the English language to enable them to follow the courses taught at the University.

Subject

• spirit: These children are considered to be " possessed by evil spirits " .

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: In Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is very important for people to possess household equipment such as refrigerators and TVs.

Adjective complement

• many: And he possessed many of the attributes which all good leaders, especially religious leaders, should set their sights on.

Modifying Another Word

• already: All students must either already possess appropriate research skills or must attend a research skills course during the first part of the academic year.

• undoubtedly: It grants sovereignty a history it does not have, and denies interdependence a history it undoubtedly possesses.

• ideally: You will ideally possess a PhD in Mathematics or Science with relevance to education.

• longer: The spokesman said U.N. weapons inspectors affirmed that Iraq no longer possessed biological weapons or any other banned weapons.

• normally: Entry requirements Students will normally possess a degree or equivalent from a recognized university.

• indeed: The Shaven Crown does indeed possess its share of supernatural lore, attached particularly to Room 11.

Used with why or when

• what: Codes and the Prefix Property Any code used for transmitting information must possess what is called the prefix property.

Preposition: in

• order: He sold all that he or his church possessed in order to ransom prisoners of the Arian King.

Preposition: of

• wit: Outspoken and possessed of a quick wit she became well known for the weekend gatherings at Cliveden, the Astor family home.

Preposition: by

• spirit: These children are considered to be " possessed by evil spirits " .