Prepossess Definition
 prēpə-zĕs 
  prepossesses
  
    verb
  
 
    prepossesses
  
To take or occupy beforehand or before another.
 Webster's New World 
To preoccupy to the exclusion of other thoughts or feelings.
 Movie stars who prepossess millions of fans.
 American Heritage 
To prejudice or bias, esp. favorably.
 Webster's New World 
To influence beforehand against or in favor of someone or something; prejudice.
 American Heritage 
To impress favorably at once.
 Webster's New World 
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