resided (Meaning)

Webster

resided (imp. & p. p.)

of Reside

The royal family resided in the opulent palace, surrounded by lavish gardens and pristine courtyards.
The elderly woman had resided in the quaint cottage for over half a century, its walls holding countless memories.
The haunted mansion resided on a desolate hilltop, its crumbling walls echoing with eerie whispers.
The artist resided in a secluded cabin in the mountains, seeking inspiration amidst the serene beauty of nature.
The wandering gypsy resided in a makeshift tent, moving from town to town with each change of season.
The ancestors of the villagers resided in the same valley for generations, their history etched into the land.
The ancient ruins resided on the outskirts of the town, remnants of a civilization that had long since disappeared.
The forest ranger resided in a small cabin deep within the wilderness, always ready to respond to any emergencies.
The zoological specimens resided in spacious enclosures, each carefully designed to mimic their natural habitat.
The student resided in a modest dorm room, where he spent countless hours studying and dreaming of his future.

of Reside

lived, stayed,dwelt, dwelled, rented, visited, inhabited, cohabited, hanged (at), settled

No antonyms found.

The royal family resided in the opulent palace, surrounded by lavish gardens and pristine courtyards.

The elderly woman had resided in the quaint cottage for over half a century, its walls holding countless memories.

The haunted mansion resided on a desolate hilltop, its crumbling walls echoing with eerie whispers.

The artist resided in a secluded cabin in the mountains, seeking inspiration amidst the serene beauty of nature.