belongings

British  

/ bɪˈlɒŋɪŋz /

plural noun

1. (sometimes singular) the things that a person owns or has with him; possessions; effects

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Example Sentences

Anecdotal data suggest there is also an exodus of regular people who load their belongings into rental trucks and lug them to another state.

From Los Angeles Times

AFP correspondents in Aleppo saw large groups families with children leaving the neighbourhoods, carrying their belongings with them, some in tears.

From Barron's

She returned to Diggs’ house Dec. 9 to retrieve personal belongings and he instructed her to speak with his assistant about getting paid, she told police.

From Los Angeles Times

What would be the best approach to ensure that property and belongings are divided according to her wishes?

From MarketWatch

She held an auction in 1987, selling most of her personal belongings—from jewelry to dresses and old posters—to raise money for her work.

From The Wall Street Journal