Synonyms for belongings
be·long·ings

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1. belongingsnoun

   ; possessions or personal items.

   Synonyms:
   personal effects

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1. property, belongings, holdingnoun

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

   "that hat is my property"; "he is a man of property";

   Synonyms:
   attribute, prop, retention, keeping, property, holding, dimension, place

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1. List of paraphrases for "belongings":

   possessions, memberships, effects, affairs, goods

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1. Maja Smiejkowska:

   The whole garden was a massive junkyard for his belongings, i would have been paying £ 600( $ 780) a month for his storage.

2. Ishiuchi Miyako:

   I was pretty nervous when I came face to face with her things but ... little by little it was like I could communicate with her, i saw the sense of sadness in her belongings, there was no one left to wear them because Frida died so long ago. It was the same sadness I saw left behind by the women who died in Hiroshima.

3. Goodwill Zwelithini:

   Let us pop our head lice. We must remove ticks and place them outside in the sun. We ask foreign nationals to pack their belongings and be sent back.

4. Marc Demers:

   We applaud the concerted efforts of everyone helping out on site who are sparing no energy to come to the assistance of the flood victims; however, considering all possible impacts on Laval residents' safety and their belongings, we are declaring a local state of emergency today in order to make sure that no resources will be neglected to provide all help requested.

5. Mohammed Shir:

   There are always Taliban stopping cars and searching, sometimes they are thieves and only want your belongings. Such incidents happen more often from evening till dawn when there are no government security forces.