belonging

Converse of object

• ensure: Ask at Customer Services for details of this scheme for insuring personal belongings.
• steal: Back in there time they built the mound to keep there enemies out of there land to steal there belongings.
• collect: Do not stop to collect personal belongings, or use the lift.
• leave: Don't leave belongings on view in your car.
• bring: Residents are encouraged to bring personal belongings with them to create an environment that feels like home.
• remove: The chamber is a very powerful magnet, so before entering the room you should remove any metal belongings.

Preposition: against

• lawsuit: Asset protection refers to a set of legal techniques for protecting one's belongings against lawsuits and judgments.

Adjective modifier

• meager: It collapsed during the earthquake, leaving them and their meager belongings to be soaked by Indonesia's relentless rains.
• worldly: So they do their daily march in rear of the convoy, carrying their worldly belongings with them.
• personal: A day pack to carry personal belongings on the Inca Trail is also useful.
• precious: People are still being removed without many of their precious belongings.
• unwanted: Pop Larkin buys some unwanted belongings from an old lady named Mrs Meredith.
• valuable: Other insurance You are strongly advised to ensure valuable belongings against theft, loss or damage.

Modifies a noun

• insurance: If you have selected contents and personal belongings insurance, your cover is for replacement as new.

Noun used with modifier

• household: According to reports of witnesses, roads in the southern part of Serbia continue to be flooded with tractors and trailers with household belongings.

Possessives

• one: When you are done, take a moment to visualize your loved one's belongings finding a home there.
• child: Please label all of your child's belongings clearly.
• student: This has resulted in some of the College's best accommodation being used for the storage of students ' belongings for extended periods.
• people: He is said to remove other people's belongings from his death room.

Preposition: in

• bag: Hanna arriving for her first visit... with her belongings in a plastic bag.