belonging

A special edition of the series, called What I Can Live Without, was repurposed to auctioning off celebrities’ favorite, or more notable, belongings on eBay.

The issue explored the theme of vulnerability, “relevant to anyone who seeks understanding, change, love, and belonging.”

They cross gender boundaries, geography, issues of wealth and belonging.

He added that a plant nursery and two tractors, belonging to local Abdel Azziz Nasserallah, were also damaged in the attack.

But New Yorkers are casually tribal, and dual identities often seem like the minimum bid for belonging here.

He quickly remarried, leaving McWilliam with an almost fairytale sense of not belonging.

What else you have belonging to other poor devils and corporations does not concern me.

We had spent a day, the summer before, on one belonging to a friend of mine, and she had been enraptured with the life.

It is said that at one time there were over four hundred of these in Rome, belonging to the nobles, great and small.

One of the meanings of the word "common" is "belonging to all."

This testimony was ruled out of order, as belonging to an entirely different case.