possess a property

The property may be considered a form of object in its own right, able to possess other properties.

These important similarities apart, each possessed separate and unique properties.

The central idea, however, is more general: poetic language possesses specific properties, which can be analyzed as such.

Although it possesses medicinal properties, care must be taken with its consumption.

This is appropriate for innovative individuals or businesses that possess intellectual property on which a new business can be based.

A tank near the temple is said to possess medicinal properties.

Married/civil partners can possess joint property without needing to agree a contract.

White men were forbidden from possessing property or domain on Haitian soil.

For those few who possessed property and saleable goods, the proceeds were often enough to carry them through.

Water from the well is alleged to be rich in iron and has been thought to possess curative properties.