Possessions
Treasure and possessions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Treasure" instead a noun "Possessions".
Treasure
Treasure noun - An asset that brings praise or renown.
Possessions and treasure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Possessions" instead a noun "Treasure".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- property and possessions
- property and treasure
- substance and possessions
- substance and treasure
- fortune and possessions
- fortune and treasure
- abundance and possessions
- abundance and treasure
- wealth and possessions
- wealth and treasure
- store and possessions
- store and treasure
- means and possessions
- means and treasure
Both words in one sentence
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The spell doesn't teleport your possessions, to prevent this from solving any other puzzles, but there's a different puzzle to get that treasure out because you can't carry it as a bat.
Source: The Maze -
It Will Never Catch On: Adams' first appearance is during a session of the House to determine whether or not to honor an old man's request that his possessions form an institute of national treasure.
Source: Film / Amistad - The prince, through the priest, asked why the scholar had traveled so far to steal his possessions, and the scholar explained that he wasn't here for treasure - his wife had been poisoned by a rival, and he hoped that this legendary city of healing might offer a cure.
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