belongings

/ bɪˈlɒŋɪŋz /

plural noun

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

Example Sentences

The compartments have laptops so crew can stay in contact with family and a nook for personal belongings like photographs or books.

From BBC

Opting to leave, Richardson was released without any personal belongings — her wallet and phone were inside her impounded Honda Civic, where it appeared she had been living.

From Los Angeles Times

They hadn’t been told to evacuate, but he decided to pack some belongings just in case.

From Los Angeles Times

After getting an alert on her phone, Lois rushed to pack some belongings and pick up her kids, 11 and 14 years old, from school, which not long after was canceled.

From Los Angeles Times

The festival will have 25 more entry lanes which organisers said would enable deeper searches of visitors' belongings, 25% more watchtowers manned 24-hours a day, and 50% increase in high-visibility security patrols.

From BBC