Beds
Possessions and beds are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Possessions" instead a noun "Beds".
Possessions
Beds and possessions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beds" instead a noun "Possessions".
Both words in one sentence
- Getting Crap Past the Radar: Hindus interpret Krishna's act of playing his magic flute to get wives to leave their husband's beds and dance with him in the moonlight, as a metaphor of man leaving behind all earthly possessions to commune with God.
Source: Myth / Hindu Mythology -
Somehow, the shot of the stuffed animals and tiny bookshelf crammed in next to one of dozens of identical hospital beds - the only glimmer of the dying child's individuality, of their true being, especially when one's possessions are put away permanently - is worse.
Source: Film / The Third Man
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