divell
/dweɪl/Definitions
1. verb
to live or reside in a place; to remain or stay somewhere
“She has chosen to dwell in the countryside for its peaceful atmosphere.”
2. verb
to occupy or reside in a part of a building
“The family has chosen to dwell in the attic, which has been converted into a living space.”
3. verb
to feel or exist in a particular state or condition
“The couple will dwell in each other’s company for the rest of their lives.”
4. noun
a person’s home or place of residence, especially a small house or cottage
“The old cottage was her happy dwell, where she had spent countless summers.”
5. noun
a place of residence, especially for a person or family
“The family’s new dwell was a beautiful, spacious house with a big backyard.”