Noun:

ఆస్తి, వస్తువుల అప్హోల్స్టరీ,

belongings's Usage Examples:

The rivalry started when San Antonio's priest wanted to take all the church's belongings (saints and a three-ton gold-plated bell).

[citation needed]The owner of the building is responsible for insuring the dwelling itself but bears no responsibility for the tenant"s belongings.

As she sits on a bench and rummages through her belongings, she finds that her mother was a twirl girl as well when she sees a picture of her mother on the ice and prizes from various competitions in the box.

It must have been a horrific day in Bohill – with the entire community of old and young taking with them their meagre belongings and heading off to locate one of the coffin ships in Cobh or Galway.

Many windbreakers may also include large pockets on the inside or the outside which allows belongings to be covered from weather such as light wind or rain as mentioned above.

The badge would also be embroidered or appliqued on standards, horse trappings, livery uniforms, and other belongings.

They then began tomahawking the prisoners and stealing their belongings.

All the showcases of Elvis"s belongings were enhanced with murals by renowned artist Robert Emerald Shappy.

This relocation proved to be an arduous logistical exercise for the Dulhuntys, who had to transport dray-loads of furniture and other belongings across rough mountain roads and along rutted bush tracks in sometimes hostile weather conditions.

often refers to a normal servant responsible for the clothes and personal belongings of an employer, and making minor arrangements.

He cleans up the crime scene, putting her body and belongings—including the newspaper—into the trunk.

Having discovered Peggy and Greta's bodies, Silvestri releases all the men; as they collect their confiscated belongings, the killer's notebook is shown to belong to Morlacchi.

homeland, he became conflicted as to whether or not he should leave his fatherlike master who had made promises of leaving all of his belongings to Pitts.

Synonyms:

trade-in, landholding, lease, private property, worldly belongings, estate, community property, commonage, material possession, letting, real estate, salvage, rental, real property, stockholdings, stockholding, spiritualty, personal property, personalty, worldly possessions, shareholding, trust, tangible possession, spirituality, intellectual property, heirloom, worldly goods, things, wealth, ratables, holding, public property, realty, immovable, possession, personal estate, church property, rateables, property, hereditament,

Antonyms:

solubility, insolubility, unsolvability, solvability, strength,