for
preposition (INTENDED FOR) strong /fɔːr/
/fɔːr/ weak /fər/
/fɚ/ Definition
A1 intended to be given to: There's a phone message for you. I'd better buy something for the new baby. There's a prize for the fastest three runners in each category.Belongings and possessions
(Definition of for preposition (INTENDED FOR) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Removing and getting rid of things
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Synonyms and related words:
- accoutrements noun
- asset noun
- belongings noun
- capital assets noun
- chattel noun
- effect noun (POSSESSIONS)
- estate noun (PROPERTY)
- goods and chattels noun
- landholding noun
- lost property noun
- lost property office noun
- materially adverb (MONEY)
- name noun
- of preposition (POSSESSION)
- personal property noun
- possession noun
- property noun (THINGS OWNED)
- resource noun
- swag noun (POSSESSIONS)
- thing noun (OBJECT)
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