worldly possession (noun)

1. The incorporation of luxurious and extravagant worldly possessions, such as marble statues and gold-plated fixtures, is a defining feature of baroque architecture.

2. In their passionate love letters, the couple declared that their devotion to each other was more important than any worldly possession.

3. The monk took a vow of poverty and relinquished all worldly possessions in order to fully devote himself to serving God.

4. The main character in the novel found solace and meaning in nature, valuing it more than any worldly possession.