residence
/ˈrɛzɪdəns/
noun
- A place where someone lives; a home.
- Their residence is a large house near the lake.
- She moved into a new residence last month.
- The ambassador's official residence is in the capital city.
- The fact of living in a particular place.
- Proof of residence is required to register for school.
- He took up residence in New York after graduating.
- The artist established residence in a small village in France.
- A period of living in a particular place, especially for official or legal purposes.
- The university offers a writer-in-residence program.
- She completed a two-year residence at the hospital as part of her medical training.
- His residence in the country lasted for five years.