lodgment
1 of 1noun/ˈlɑdʒmənt/
Forms:lodgments
1
the process of securely placing or depositing something, often into a designated location or container
- After gathering all the documents, she made a lodgment into the safe deposit box at the bank.
- The soldier carefully made a lodgment of supplies in the remote outpost to ensure they had provisions for the mission.
- The librarian made a lodgment of the returned books onto the shelves, organizing them by category.
- The hiker made a lodgment of food and supplies in the bear-proof container to protect them from wildlife.
- The cashier made a lodgment of the day's earnings into the company's secure vault.
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2
bringing a charge or accusation against someone