lodgment
lodgment
Definition
lodg·ment (-mənt)
noun
- a lodging or being lodged
- a lodging place
- an accumulation of deposited material, often in the nature of an obstruction
- Mil. a foothold gained in territory held by the enemy
Etymology: Fr logement
lodgment
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- money: The effective date of lodgment of money paid in under rule 19 shall be the date of its receipt in the court office.
Converse of object
- effect: The Germans returned it, and effected a lodgment on the beach; and the skirmish died again to silence.
- find: It is the Father's love to the Son, which is heaven's glory, finding a lodgment on earth!
- make: Alternatively you can make foreign currency lodgments at the counter.
Adjective modifier
- electronic: Electronic lodgment by UKcorporator Electronic lodgment is very simple.
- foreign: Alternatively you can make foreign currency lodgments at the counter.
Modifies a noun
- area: This operation involves landing on a hostile shore to gain a lodgment area from which to carry out further combat operations ashore.
- option: If you decide not to use UKcorporator's electronic lodgment option, then there is one such step.
Noun used with modifier
- currency: Alternatively you can make foreign currency lodgments at the counter.
