Baggage and Material

Baggage

Baggage noun - Cases used to carry belongings when traveling.

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Material and baggage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Material" instead a noun "Baggage".

Nearby Words: bagged, bagging

Material noun - The basic elements from which something can be developed.

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Baggage and material are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Baggage" instead a noun "Material".

human	human baggage	human material
old	old baggage	old material
similar	similar baggage	similar material
normal	normal baggage	normal material
Other adjectives: usual, heavy, bad, less, extra, additional, different, various, previous.

Shapeshifter Baggage: Shapeshifters can increase their mass by incorporating additional organic material (Mavin uses a sack of grain at one point), and discard it again to return to their usual size.

Source: Literature / The True Game
Ironic, considering Shyamalan's changes to the source material render them the most hindered by Elemental Baggage — extant fire is much rarer than water, earth, or air.

Source: Film / The Last Airbender
Since she's an angel who fights like a Bare-Fisted Monk and whose personal philosophy discourages material baggage, clothing is just another superfluous possession to her.

Source: Innocent Fanservice Girl

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Material or Baggage. 2016. Accessed July 22, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/baggage/material.

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