lodgements

lodgements
'lodge·ment || 'lɑdʒmənt /'lɒdʒ- n. act of staying in a place overnight; act of being lodged; deposit, something entrusted; position built on conquered enemy land; place for lodging, inn

English contemporary dictionary. 2014.

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