Definition for Domicile:

• ( law) the residence where where you have your permanent home or principal establishment and to where, whenever you are absent, you intend to return; every person is compelled to have one and and only one domicile at a time; " what's his legal residence?"

Synonyms for Domicile:

• n.

  •
  • quarter,
  • billet,
  • protection,
  • bed,
  • accommodate,
  • board,
  • berth,
  • bunk,
  • room,
  • bestow.
  •
  • abide.
  •
  • dig.
  •address (noun)
  • box numbers,
  • place business,
  • living quarter,
  • place residence.
  •building (noun)
  • super structures,
  • super-structure,
  • super structure,
  • super-structures.
  •domicile (noun)
  • dwelling house,
  • reside,
  • people,
  • shack,
  • habitation,
  • domiciliate,
  • populate.
  •dwelling (noun)
  • hole in wall,
  • hole wall,
  • commorancies,
  • hole the wall.
  •habitat/habitation (noun)
  • sur-roundings,
  • neck the woods,
  • bio sphere,
  • sur roundings,
  • biospheres,
  • bio spheres,
  • neck woods,
  • bio-spheres,
  • bio-sphere.
  •home (noun)
  • re-sorts,
  • where hat is,
  • parking places,
  • where hat i,
  • re-sort,
  • where the hat i.
  •house (noun)
  • chateau,
  • hacienda,
  • mansion,
  • villa,
  • condominium,
  • castle,
  • cottage,
  • cabin.
  •human habitat (noun)
  • crash pad,
  • settlement,
  • accommodation,
  • roof over head,
  • roost,
  • apartment,
  • legal residence,
  • rack,
  • dump.
  •place (noun)
  • longitude,
  • longitudes.
  •quarters (noun)
  • fraternity,
  • tent,
  • cantonment,
  • cantonments.
  •residence (noun)
  • in-habitancies,
  • in habitation,
  • inhabitations,
  • inhabitancies,
  • in-habitation,
  • in habitancies,
  • in-habitancy,
  • in habitations,
  • in habitancy,
  • homeplates,
  • in-habitations.

• v.

  •harbor (verb)
  • de-fending,
  • provides refuge,
  • with-holds,
  • de-fends,
  • with held,
  • with hold,
  • provided refuge,
  • de-fended,
  • de fended,
  • with-held,
  • de fends,
  • with-hold,
  • de fending,
  • de-fend,
  • providing refuge,
  • with holds,
  • de fend,
  • with holding.
  •put up (verb)
  • making welcome,
  • made welcome,
  • pro vides,
  • pro-viding,
  • gives lodging,
  • pro-vide,
  • pro viding,
  • pro-vides,
  • gave lodging,
  • pro-vided,
  • pro vide,
  • pro vided,
  • makes welcome,
  • giving lodging.
  •quarter (verb)
  • in stalling,
  • in-stalled,
  • domiciliates,
  • in-stall,
  • in stalled,
  • in-stalling.
  •stative (verb)
  • domicile.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Doublewide,
  • terrace,
  • active adult community,
  • transit camp,
  • public housing,
  • gated community,
  • council house,
  • retirement home,
  • mobile home,
  • shelter,
  • old people's home,
  • home unit,
  • in-law apartment,
  • affordable housing,
  • mother-in-law apartment,
  • women's shelter,
  • tied,
  • Group Home,
  • poorhouse,
  • cohousing,
  • retirement community,
  • show house.
  •
  • second home.
  •
  • squat.
  •harbor
  • Bunked,
  • provide refuge,
  • Bunking.
  •quarter
  • Domiciliated,
  • Quartered,
  • Domiciliating.

Paraphrases for Domicile:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    home, homes.
  • Noun, plural
    homes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    home.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    residence.
  • Noun, plural
    residences.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    residence.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    guesthouses.

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    domicilio.
  • Adjective
    in-home, at-home, domestic.
  • Proper noun, singular
    wheels.
  • Noun, plural
    locations, dwellings, Addresses, Houses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Parties, dwelling, location, headquarters, apartment.
  • Verb, past participle
    Introduced, registered, established.
  • Verb, base form
    reside.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    domiciliary, resident, homeless.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    abode, resident, shelter.

Antonyms for Domicile:

• n.

  • human habitat
    office.

Domicile Sentence Examples:

• Wherefore the Paris bailiff is empowered to enter the house of a third party to seize the person of the debtor, while for the bailiff of the provinces the domicile is absolutely inviolable.

• To understand the full importance of the attempt to domicile Seneca in England, we must turn to the universities.

Homophones for Domicile:

• demagogical, damozel, dongle, dining-hall, dynamical, damosel, dangla, demeaningly, demoniacal, demoiselle, dingily, dangle, damsel, dingle, dunghill, downscale, diatonic scale, dominical, damoiselle, dance school, death angel, dance hall, densely, demoniacally.

Hypernym for Domicile:

• v.

  • stative
    rusticate.

Hyponym for Domicile:

• n.

  • location
    abode, residence.

• v.

  • stative
    inhabit, live, dwell, populate.