Domiciled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOMICILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DOMICIL, to establish in a residence, also DOMICILE
• treat a specified country as a permanent home
• reside or be based
NOUN:
• the country that a person treats as their permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with
• the place at which a company or other body is registered, especially for tax purposes.
• a person's residence or home
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to domicile

Words related to DOMICILED

domicil12 domicile13 domiciles14 domiciling16 domicils13

Words that contain DOMICILED

nondomiciled18

How to use DOMICILED in a sentence

• The people, whoever they were, who prepared the camp in which we were domiciled, had an eye to convenience and comfort.
• So they were domiciled in a ready-prepared home of elegance and beauty.
• Paragraph 4 says that each one shall vote in the commune where he is domiciled or in that where he was born if he has not a domicile in the territory.
• He accordingly returned to the hut where the two men were domiciled, and attended to their comfort as far as lay in his power.
• For a week the unfortunate couple were domiciled at the Ford, and during that time Grantham attended to their wants with the assiduity of a blood relation.
• In that case we knew that they must be domiciled in Naples somewhere.
• After visiting some of the celebrated scenes and places in the north of Italy he passed on to Venice, where he domiciled himself for a time.
• CHAPTER III THE BULLDOG The Bulldog is known to have been domiciled in this country for several centuries.
• So she was quite as well pleased when a mild April saw them domiciled at home again.
• What a ubiquitous mortal this man appeared, here, there, and everywhere! It had given me rather a shock to see him so comfortably domiciled in Mrs.
• I fancied you were indefinitely domiciled at the farm.
• Yet they must have set out upon their travels westward at a comparatively early period, for they have been long domiciled in almost every country of Europe.
• Together they talked over their plans, and concluded that it would be to them, at least, newness of life to be domiciled in their own houses.
• That respected lady, though not actually domiciled with them during the past twelve-month, had paid them three long visits.
• Bailly did not even enjoy the puerile satisfaction of taking rank among the domiciled citizens of Melun.
• This important branch of the public service is entirely in the hands of a corporation domiciled in Holland.
• Here in England they were first domiciled in London, but certain of the brethren were deputed to journey to Oxford, where they hired a small house near the Public Schools.
• The Union League Club is domiciled in a magnificent brick and marble mansion.
• Tom was domiciled in the Ross home, to which he had been a visitor in other years, and of course for the rest of that evening was kept busy visiting with Mrs.
• A well-proportioned head, but slightly compressed at the sides, denoted a person of good apprehension, proceeding from the spirits domiciled there.
• The Government have sent away to the Departments all the young soldiers who have parents or relations domiciled in Paris.
• And so Gard had arrived in Dresden, in whose attractive suburb of Loschwitz, on the gently rising banks of the Elbe, the worthy Buchers were domiciled.
• The Tyringham people were domiciled in cottages scattered over the estate, though a full staff of house servants was established in the residence.
• The Marshes took possession of them upon their arrival, and they were no more than domiciled under the Marsh roof than all her old friends flocked to call.
• At Warsaw the party of journalists passed several waiting days, and domiciled themselves in the house of a widow who had one pretty daughter.
• Tom, the panther, was domiciled in the corner made by the old stone chimney and the log wall of the house, close to the path which led to the garden.
• An American family domiciled for a while in England had secured her services as companion to an elderly aunt of theirs, fetching her along with them, on their return to America.
• Joseph Hine is domiciled in France, and must by French law leave a certain portion of his property to his relations, in other words, to you.
• Dukes, barons, nobles of every rank and degree, became domiciled here.
• But it seems probable that he was born on the thirteenth of December, 1797, the eldest child of Jewish parents recently domiciled at Duesseldorf on the Rhine.
• When a tribe, enlarged and domiciled, has become a state, much social feeling that was before evoked by things visible loses its sensuous object.
• About half of them have been domiciled, with house and other fixed property, for periods of from five to ten years and more.
• Early December found the Cresswells domiciled in a small house in Du Pont Circle, Washington.
• These wars were really slave raids to make the Indians give up the Negro and half-breed slaves domiciled among them.

Similar words containing DOMICIL without suffix ed

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