exorcize or exorcise /ekˈsör-sīz/

1. To call forth or drive away (a spirit)
2. To deliver from the influence of an evil spirit
3. To command by some holy name

exˈorcism /-sizm/ noun

1. The act of exorcizing or expelling evil spirits by certain ceremonies
2. A formula for exorcizing

exˈorcist noun

1. A person who exorcizes or pretends to expel evil spirits by command (also exˈorcīzer or exˈorcīser)
2. The third of the minor orders (RC)

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