Synonyms for reside
rɪˈzaɪdre·side

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1. reside

   To abide is to remain continuously without limit of time unless expressed by the context: "to-day I must abide at thy house," Luke xix, 5; "a settled place for thee to abide in forever," 1 Kings viii, 13; "Abide with me! fast falls the eventide," Lyte Hymn. Lodge, sojourn, stay, tarry, and wait always imply a limited time; lodge, to pass the night; sojourn, to remain temporarily; live, dwell, reside, to have a permanent home. Stop, in the sense of stay or sojourn, is colloquial, and not in approved use. Compare ENDURE; REST.

   Synonyms:
   abide, anticipate, await, bear, bide, confront, continue, dwell, endure, expect, inhabit, live, lodge, remain, rest, sojourn, stay, stop, tarry, tolerate, wait, watch

   Antonyms:
   abandon, avoid, depart, forfeit, forfend, journey, migrate, move, proceed, reject, resist, shun

   Preposition:
   Abide in a place, for a time, with a person, by a statement.

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1. reside, shack, domicile, domiciliateverb

   make one's home in a particular place or community

   "may parents reside in Florida"

   Synonyms:
   domicile, house, lodge in, trail, repose, shack, put up, occupy, rest, domiciliate

2. occupy, reside, lodge inverb

   live (in a certain place)

   "She resides in Princeton"; "he occupies two rooms on the top floor"

   Synonyms:
   lodge in, invade, occupy, domicile, engross, shack, rest, repose, worry, absorb, engage, busy, concern, fill, interest, take, domiciliate, use up

3. rest, reside, reposeverb

   be inherent or innate in;

   Synonyms:
   take a breather, perch, occupy, stay, domicile, lodge in, put down, shack, pillow, breathe, rest, repose, lie, remain, catch one's breath, lay, recumb, domiciliate, recline, roost

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1. indwellverb

   live or exist in

   Submitted by Providence on June 30, 2023  

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1. resideverb

   Synonyms:
   dwell, inhabit, live, abide, sojourn, have lodgings, be quartered

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1. List of paraphrases for "reside":

   resident, resides, live, stay, lie, residence, inhabit, lies

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1. Wendell Anthony:

   You have extracted a Black city out of a county and said the only one that I have fault against is the city of Detroit, where 80 % of the people who reside here are African Americans. Shame on you, shame on you for leading to this level of corruption. You have disavowed your right to even sit in the seat that you occupy. You are a disgrace as it relates to the ability to have a free and impartial election in this nation.

2. Robert Kirk:

   The FAA has taken the position that any regs that deal with air safety reside solely with the FAA, the trouble is going to be whenever someone comes after a drone operator and we’re moving into privacy and trespass, areas that are more traditionally in the realm of state and local authority.

3. James Scott:

   Right and wrong isn’t a matter of ethics, rather it’s the geography in which you reside and whose control you’re under. Tallinn Manual 2.0 is based largely on western international humanitarian law.

4. Edward Hartman:

   Birmingham is one of America's most dynamic and welcoming cities with world-class facilities highlighted by the state-of-the-art Protective Stadium, now home to the USFL, located downtown, it's within walking distance to the hotels where players will reside and many other amenities. We can't wait to make football magic in The Magic City on April 16, when the hometown Stallions take on the Generals to kick off the inaugural USFL season.

5. Sefi Porath:

   The settlement was completely burnt to the ground, and none of its inhabitants ever returned to reside there again, or to pick through the ruins in order to salvage valuable property.