verb

reside

to reside, to live, to dwell

She currently resides in a small town.

She currently resides in a small town.

The power to make laws resides in Congress.

The power to make laws resides in Congress.

((in a place)) to live in a particular place She resides in London.

((in sb./sth.)) (of a right, quality, etc.) to be present or vested in The authority resides in the board of directors.

Synonyms: live, dwell, inhabit

From Latin 'residere' meaning 'to remain behind, rest', from 're-' (back) + 'sedere' (to sit).

Imagine 'sitting back' and settling down to live somewhere. It's a more formal word for 'live'.

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