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The phrase "a possession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is owned or held by someone.
Example: "The necklace she wore was more than just a piece of jewelry; it was a possession that held sentimental value."
Alternatives: "an item of ownership" or "a belonging".
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I can't say I ever thought of my son as a possession -- "possessed," at times, during his Terrible Twos, but definitely not a possession.
I'm not taking a possession off".
Jason Witten is a possession tight end.
He's not strictly a possession receiver anymore.
A cat is still technically a possession, but a possession whose purpose is companionship.
"Different guys take a possession off.
I expect us to be a possession team".
We work all week to play a possession game.
Equally as necessary, perhaps, would be a possession receiver.
A possession order was granted two weeks ago.
My daughter – though I shouldn't call her a possession.
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