belongings

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone

Word Origin

belongings (n.)
"goods, effects, possessions," 1817, from plural of verbal noun from belong.

Example

1. I needed to sort my belongings .
2. Donald moore the consul-general had lost his house and most of his belongings .
3. I just escaped from the water and all my belongings were swept away .
4. Mr. chen said he lost roughly $ 6000 in cash and other belongings in the accident .
5. She had taken her children away for their safety but had come back with her husband to collect some belongings .

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