n. 1 anything that is owned; 2 a piece of land or real estate. 3 a quality that something is known by; characteristic.
We have a fence that surrounds our property.
We have a fence that surrounds our property.
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A deed substantiates ownership of a property.
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He is looking for riverfront property.
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What was the first federal property to be captured by the Confederacy?
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Use the addition property of opposites to solve the equation.
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The washing machine on the second floor was communal property.
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Mass is an extensive property.
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Why was Grace Growden Galloway's property taken from her?
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Along with a house and a barn, what is the third thing that Hector's property contains?
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What do you call taking a person's private property to be used for something the government thinks is more important?
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We are learning about associative property in class.
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He wanted to know the ratable value of the property.
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How is Doc going to decide whether to sell his property to developers?
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How did Colonel Pyncheon finally get the property he wanted?
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The sign indicated it was private property.
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lot; belonging; belongings; estate; goods; own
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3 syllables
prop-er-ty
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