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belonging

Definition for belonging

noun as in sense of security in friendship

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BFM reported that the stolen pieces were believed to include jewels belonging to Napoleon III, and that a second cabinet containing other regal treasures may also have been targeted.

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Imagine losing your home and belongings to a wildfire, then losing your best friend when he was killed by a suspected driver under the influence, all happening within months of each other.

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The couple said they had paid taxes for their stall - which, according to Adi, sat on land belonging to his parents.

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They placed whatever belongings they could carry in a cart and stuffed their life savings, roughly $500, into their pockets.

Some of the loudest voices in public life now assert that their donations give them carte blanche to dictate the terms of belonging.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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