resided

rɪˈzaɪdɪd

Definition

Definition of resided - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

propertyhaving been lived in or occupied

The resided house had a cozy atmosphere.
The resided apartment was filled with memories.
A resided building often has a unique charm.

inhabited

occupied

settled

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Origin of resided

Latin, residere (to remain)

Terms with resided included in their meaning

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dwelled

adj.

resided

having lived in a particular place

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French:habité, ...
German:bewohnt, ...
Italian:abitato, ...
Spanish:habitada, ...
Portuguese:habitado, ...
Chinese:住过的, ...
Japanese:居住済みの, ...
Arabic:مَسْكُون, ...
Hebrew:מְאוּכְלָס, ...
Russian:заселенный, ...
Ukrainian:заселений, ...
Hindi:रहने वाला, ...
Bengali:বাস করা, ...
Catalan:habitat, ...
Czech:obývaný, ...
Danish:beboet, ...
Dutch:bewoond, ...
Greek:κατοικημένος, ...
Hungarian:lakott, ...
Khmer:ដែលធ្លាប់មានមនុស្សរស់នៅ ឬកាន់កាប់រួចមកហើយ, ...
Korean:거주된, ...
Persian:مسکونی, ...
Polish:zamieszkały, ...
Portuguese (BR):habitado, ...
Romanian:locuit, ...
Swedish:bebodd, ...
Thai:ที่เคยอาศัยอยู่, ...
Turkish:içinde yaşanmış, ...
Vietnamese:đã có người ở, ...

reside

rɪˈzaɪd

Definition of reside - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.

livinglive permanently or for a long time in a place

She resides in New York City.

dwell

inhabit

lodge

inherent

Rare

be inherently present or vested in something

Rare

The power resides in the board of directors.

inhere

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Origin of reside

Latin, residere (to remain)

Examples of reside in a sentence

He resides in a small village by the sea.
The authority resides in the constitution itself.
Wisdom resides in the experiences of the elders.

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French:résider, se trouver, ...
German:wohnen, liegen, ...
Italian:risiedere, essere inerente, ...
Spanish:residir, radicar, ...
Portuguese:residir, estar presente, ...
Chinese:居住, 存在于, ...
Japanese:住む, 存在する, ...
Arabic:أَقَامَ, يَكْمُنُ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְגוֹרֵר, לִהְיוֹת נָתוּן בִּידֵי, ...
Russian:жить, заключаться, ...
Ukrainian:жити, належати, ...
Hindi:रहना, निहित होना, ...
Bengali:বসবাস করা, অন্তর্নিহিত থাকা, ...
Catalan:residir, romandre, ...
Czech:bydlet, spočívat v, ...
Danish:bo, ligge, ...
Dutch:wonen, berusten, ...
Greek:διαμένω, βρίσκομαι, ...
Hungarian:lakni, rejleni, ...
Khmer:រស់នៅ, ស្ថិតនៅក្នុង, ...
Korean:거주하다, 내재되다, ...
Persian:سکونت داشتن, مستقر است, ...
Polish:mieszkać, spoczywać, ...
Portuguese (BR):residir, estar presente, ...
Romanian:a locui, a rezida, ...
Swedish:bo, ligga, ...
Thai:อาศัยอยู่, อยู่ใน, ...
Turkish:ikamet etmek, bulunmak, ...
Vietnamese:cư trú, nằm, ...

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