domicile DOM-uh-sahyl noun verb WS #13

a person's residence or home; the place where someone lives permanently

1. Students must establish a domicile in the state to qualify for in-state tuition.
2. After years of traveling, she finally chose a permanent domicile in the countryside.
3. For tax purposes, his legal domicile was listed as New York State.
4. The wealthy businessman maintained multiple properties but considered London his primary domicile.
5. The court needed to determine her official domicile before proceeding with the case.

to establish in a fixed residence; to reside permanently

1. The refugees were allowed to domicile in the host country temporarily.
2. The family decided to domicile themselves in Switzerland for tax advantages.
3. He chose to domicile in a small coastal town after retiring from the military.
4. They plan to domicile their business operations in Ireland next year.
5. Many international companies domicile their headquarters in Delaware.