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lodgements
n. (plural of lodgement English)
Usage examples of "lodgements".
The little land crustaceans, the rickybacks, congregated in their thousands on the underside of stones of alabaster, working lodgements for themselves in the stone with secretions of acid.
Wisps of snow perpetually blew from lodgements, streaming out on the wind like smoke from candles newly extinguished.
Whales somehow found their way to lodgements 500 feet above sea level in Michigan, Vermont, and Quebec.
The writer represented a client of great wealth and standing who now wished to make substantial lodgements of his fortune in Europe.
The areas around the Ground Wing's lodgements had been seared as clean of the local ecology as they had been of Bug attackers-but that ecology would grow back, unmutated.