Show Symbols

Search Quizlet

Searching a total of 444,475 sets, 11,821,177 terms, 16,070 groups, 268,771 users, and 9 help files

Search Results

No Sets

Your search for "prepossess" turned up no sets. Try checking for spelling mistakes, generalizing your terms, or using similar words.

Terms for "prepossess"

1-20 of 20
# Term Definition From Set
1 prepossess to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand SAT VOCABS (P)
2 Prepossess to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand Week 4- Word Smart Final
3 Prepossess to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand ALL WORDS- Word Smart Final
4 prepossess to preoccupy; to influence before hand or prejudice; to make a good impression on before hand Week4 -Word Smart
5 prepossess to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand GRE General Set 7
6 Prepossess influence Frankenstein Vocab. 3
7 prepossess to influence;to make a positive impression on frankenstien vocabulary #3
8 prepossess preocupy, to influence or to prejudice beforehand SAT vocabularies 2/24
9 prepossess preocupy, to influence or to prejudice beforehand SAT first accumulative
10 prepossess preoccupied; inclined to something previously Robinson Crusoe #4
11 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand Word Smart Group (61-70)
12 prepossess いだく pre
13 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand P Word Smart
14 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand P-Z Word Smart
15 prepossess to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand Renee's SAT Vocab5
16 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand Word Smart I
17 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand PAUL READ ME
18 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice ; to make a good impression on beforehand MIDTERM EXAM
19 prepossess 마음을 빼앗다 p2
20 prepossess v to preoccupy ; to influence beforehand or prejudice word smart 64-67

No Groups

Your search for "prepossess" turned up no groups. Try checking for spelling mistakes, generalizing your terms, or using similar words.

No Users

Your search for "prepossess" turned up no users. Try checking for spelling mistakes, generalizing your terms, or using similar words.

No Help Files

Your search for "prepossess" turned up no help files. Try checking for spelling mistakes, generalizing your terms, or using similar words.