reside
Call somewhere home
Reside means to live somewhere, with connotations of permanence or official status: She resides in Boston, The ambassador resides at the embassy.
It's more formal than live—legal documents ask where you reside, not where you live.
By extension, qualities or powers can reside in something: Authority resides in the office, not the person.
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- situatedHaving a position
- locatedFound the position of
- basedLocated or established
- stationedAssigned to a location
positioned · placed · established · rooted · anchored · found · exist · remain
Reach final terms
- establishCreate formally, permanently
- remainStay in place
- stayRemain in position
- permanenceQuality of lasting indefinitely
stability · continuity · rootedness · foundation · security · constancy · endurance · steadfastness
Collective of connected people
- rootsUnderground nutrient absorbers
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- homeOne's personal residence
- identityWho someone is
integration · membership · kinship · affiliation · inclusion · acceptance · solidarity · fellowship
dwell
Inhabit a place
abode · domicile · house · apartment · cottage · flat · condominium · villa · manor · bungalow
settle
Reach final terms
stationed · positioned · placed · established · rooted · anchored · found · exist · remain · stay
settle
Reach final terms
permanence · stability · continuity · rootedness · foundation · security · constancy · endurance · steadfastness · anchorage
exist
Have actual being
inhere · embed · contain · locate · situate · lodge · harbor · hold · seat · center
community
Collective of connected people
- rootsUnderground nutrient absorbers
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- homeOne's personal residence
identity · integration · membership · kinship · affiliation · inclusion · acceptance · solidarity · fellowship · bonding
lodge
Temporary woodland dwelling
board · bunk · camp · hotel · motel · inn · hostel · guesthouse · retreat · cabin
- residential developmentsBuilt areas for dwelling
- senior residencesHousing for elderly people
- residence permitAuthorization to inhabit a country
- taking up residence
- permanent residenceFixed long-term dwelling
- residential propertyReal estate for living
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