belonged (Meaning)

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belonged (imp. & p. p.)

of Belong

No strong syonyms found.

The antique vase belonged to a long-lost era, bearing witness to the passage of time.
The necklace belonged to her grandmother, holding sentimental value beyond its material worth.
The ancient runes belonged to a forgotten language, tantalizing scholars with their enigmatic secrets.
The stray dog belonged on the streets, its loyalty tested by abandonment and hardship.
The aspiring artist belonged in the realm of creativity, where colors and forms danced on his canvas.
The lost child belonged with its family, the longing for reunion echoing in their hearts.
The old books belonged in the dusty shelves of the library, their pages whispering tales of forgotten worlds.
The abandoned toys belonged to a solitary childhood, waiting patiently for a new companion.
The grieving widow belonged in the embrace of her loved ones, seeking solace in their shared memories.
The distant star belonged to a distant galaxy, its faint light a reminder of the vastness of the universe.

of Belong

stayed, placed, went,, fitted (in),fit (in)

No antonyms found.

The antique vase belonged to a long-lost era, bearing witness to the passage of time.

The necklace belonged to her grandmother, holding sentimental value beyond its material worth.

The ancient runes belonged to a forgotten language, tantalizing scholars with their enigmatic secrets.

The stray dog belonged on the streets, its loyalty tested by abandonment and hardship.