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appurtenances

NOUN
belongings
Synonyms
STRONG
accouterments assets chattels effects gear goods paraphernalia property stuff things
WEAK
personal property
NOUN
equipment
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparatus furnishings furniture machinery material
STRONG
accessories accompaniments accouterments appliances articles attachments baggage belongings contraptions contrivances devices equipage facilities fittings fixtures gadgets habiliments impedimenta materiel outfit paraphernalia provisions rig setup shebang stock store stuff tackle things tools trappings traps utensils
WEAK
kit and kaboodle miscellaneous provisioning
NOUN
goods
Synonyms
STRONGEST
equipment furnishings furniture property
STRONG
belongings chattels effects encumbrances gear impedimenta movables paraphernalia stuff things trappings
NOUN
paraphernalia
Synonyms
STRONGEST
gear machinery regalia
STRONG
accoutrements apparatus baggage effects equipage habiliments impedimenta impediments material materiel outfit stuff tackle things trappings
NOUN
possession
Synonyms
STRONG
accessories appointments assets baggage belongings chattels effects equipment estate fixtures furnishings furniture goods impedimenta paraphernalia province settlement territory things trappings tricks wealth
WEAK
real estate tangibles
Antonyms
WEAK
lack need want

Example Sentences

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Coffee, Chocolate, Green, Imperial, Peco, and Bohea-Tea seem to be Trifles; but when the proper Appurtenances of the Tea-Table are added, they swell the Account higher than one would imagine.

From The Spectator, Volume 2. by Addison, Joseph

In short, he put on his Shirt, half Shirt, his Cloaths and all Appurtenances, as modishly as the best Valet de Chambre in Paris could.

From The Works of Aphra Behn Volume V by Summers, Montague

Appurtenances to School-houses.—There are, perhaps, in the majority of school-houses, a pail for water, a cup, a broom, and a chair for the teacher.

From Popular Education For the use of Parents and Teachers, and for Young Persons of Both Sexes by Mayhew, Ira