Open English Wordnet

(v)prepossesspossess beforehand

(v)prepossesscause to be preoccupied“The idea of his failure prepossesses him”

(v)prepossessmake a positive impression (on someone) beforehand“A prepossessing appearance”

(v)prejudice, prepossessinfluence (somebody's) opinion in advance

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