dweller (Meaning)

Wordnet

dweller (n)

a person who inhabits a particular place

Webster

An inhabitant; a resident; as, a cave dweller.

The hermit was a lone dweller in the remote cabin, surrounded by tranquil woods.
During the lockdown, city dwellers adapted to a slower pace of life and discovered the joy of solitude.
The ancient monastery was home to a group of dedicated dwellers, devoted to spiritual contemplation.
The traveler was fascinated by the nomadic dwellers of the desert, who moved from one oasis to another.
The busy downtown area was a contrast to the quiet residential neighborhoods, where dwellers sought peace and tranquility.
The little town was known for its friendly dwellers, who always welcomed newcomers with open arms.
After the earthquake, the dwellers of the damaged building were evacuated to temporary shelters.
The historian studied the ruins of the ancient city, trying to understand how the long-gone dwellers lived.
The nature lover was captivated by the beauty of the forest, where the trees were home to diverse dwellers.
The author's words resonated with the dwellers of the fictional world, drawing them into the story.

a person who inhabits a particular placeAn inhabitant; a resident; as, a cave dweller.

occupant,resident, inhabitant, tenant, inhabiter, native, denizen, citizen,resider, habitant

alien, foreigner, tourist, guest, foreigner, nonresident, tourist, nonresident, transient, visitor

The hermit was a lone dweller in the remote cabin, surrounded by tranquil woods.

During the lockdown, city dwellers adapted to a slower pace of life and discovered the joy of solitude.

The ancient monastery was home to a group of dedicated dwellers, devoted to spiritual contemplation.

The traveler was fascinated by the nomadic dwellers of the desert, who moved from one oasis to another.