dwell
/dwɛl/
verb
- To live in a particular place as a permanent resident.
- She chose to dwell in a small cottage by the sea.
- The ancient people dwelt in caves along the riverbank.
- Many species of birds dwell in the forest canopy.
- To think or speak about something for a long time, often with negative feelings.
- He kept dwelling on the argument long after it was over.
- Try not to dwell on your mistakes; learn from them and move on.
- The article dwells too much on the problems and not enough on the solutions.