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Jordan was immediately sent for, and, notwithstanding his uncanny appearance, Garfield was at once prepossessed in his favor.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JAMES A. GARFIELDEMMA ELIZABETH BROWN
But he possessed other than local claims, though these, no doubt, prepossessed many Willenhall folk in his favour.
THE ANNALS OF WILLENHALLFREDERICK WILLIAM HACKWOOD
The landlord was not prepossessed with his appearance, and it was that that made him speak to Knapp about him.
COLONEL THORNDYKE'S SECRETG. A. HENTY
There was a stiffness and inelegance in his address which prepossessed me strongly against him.
PELHAM, COMPLETEEDWARD BULWER-LYTTON
Forester cast his eyes over the table, and thought he perceived that his delay had not prepossessed the company in his favor.
THE KNIGHT OF GWYNNE, VOL. I (OF II)CHARLES JAMES LEVER
But, Sir, if I am prepossessed, what has Mr. Solmes to hope for?
CLARISSA, VOLUME 1 (OF 9)SAMUEL RICHARDSON
If it be a child that judges, he knows not what it is; if a wise man, he is prepossessed.
THE ESSAYS OF MONTAIGNE, COMPLETEMICHEL DE MONTAIGNE
We saw her on our journey hither, when mamma was prepossessed by her well-bred appearance.
O. T.HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
He addressed us, and we cannot add that he prepossessed us much in his favour.
THE KING'S POSTR. C. TOMBS
What I saw of him, when he came here with you, prepossessed me in his favor.
MY LADY'S MONEYWILKIE COLLINS
WORDS RELATED TO PREPOSSESSED
- beset
- bewitched
- captivated
- controlled
- dogged
- dominated
- eat sleep and breathe
- engrossed
- fiendish
- fixated
- gripped
- harassed
- haunted
- have on the brain
- held
- hooked
- hung up on
- immersed in
- infatuated
- into
- overpowered
- plagued
- possessed
- preoccupied
- prepossessed
- really into
- seized
- taken over
- tied up
- tormented
- troubled
- turned on
- up to here in
- wound up with
- wrapped up in
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