Belongs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BELONGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BELONG, to be a member of
• be the property of
• be due to
• (of a contest or period of time) be dominated by
• be a member of (a particular group or organization)
• (of a person) have an affinity for a specified place or situation
• have the right personal or social qualities to be a member of a particular group
• (of a thing) be rightly placed in a specified position
• be rightly assigned to a specified category

Words related to BELONGS

belong9 belonged12 belonging13

How to use BELONGS in a sentence

• So you have no other resource but to admit my claim to be just, and hand over what belongs to me.
• He is at present entitled to the half of five thousand dollars, the other half of which belongs to you.
• This animal in question belongs to Gillette, who says that if he does not stand the pack he will use him for a saddle horse.
• Jeremy To show you how much honor I feel for you and everything that belongs to you, I insist on embracing them, too.
• The Bulgarians are here marked Slavic because their language belongs to that branch.
• They have some, acquired in trade from the Indians of the western plains, and one of them belongs to you.
• The later life of my young hero belongs to history.
• See, here is the star which belongs to it, and here the Diamond George, the jewel of the order.
• In my cottage you will find a painted clay peacock that belongs to the hermit-boy Mankanaka.
• He is French, and not German, and belongs to the eighteenth century, and not to the seventeenth or the nineteenth.
• With a dignity which belongs only to them who have treasure in heaven, she descended to her humble cot, employment, and fare.
• This principle, that the earth belongs to the living and not to the dead, is of very extensive application and consequences in every country, and most especially in France.
• The plain man belongs, of course, to the first class, if it is just to speak of a man who says inconsistent things as being wholly in any one class.
• Born at Pontedera, the pupil of Giovanni Pisano, this great and lovable artist has been robbed of much that belongs to him.
• We ought not to anticipate matter which properly belongs to another period and subject.
• But I should guess, the authority of each of these great men extends no farther than the family to which he belongs, and who own him as their head.
• For that prisoner is GEORGE FOX, and he belongs to English history.
• His time belongs to us in the first instance, but we do not prevent him from attending other sick persons if he can.
• The interpretation belongs to the individual singer.
• Tacitus belongs to a different class among the great writers of the world.
• It is probably to these later years that his attempt at pastoral belongs, but the actual date of composition must rest upon conjecture.
• Dove became Master of Arts in 1586, and since he does not describe himself as such, the translation probably belongs to an earlier date.
• None of the brothers or sisters of Jonathan Edwards had families with any such marvelous record as his, and to his wife belongs not a little of the credit.
• For I called upon him in our tongue, and he answered me in the same, but with that halting accent which I know belongs to the sons of France.
• I am quite willing to return it to the writer, if it is decided that it belongs to him.

Similar words containing BELONG without suffix s

belong9 belonged12 belonger11 belongers12 belonging13 belongings14 belongingness17 belongingnesses19

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