residency
/rɛsɪdˈɛnsi/Definitions
1. noun
The state of living in a place for a continuous period of time, typically a year or more, for the purpose of work or study.
“She served a residency at a hospital for her medical internship.”
2. noun
The period of time that a person holds a particular position or office, especially a government position.
“The mayor’s residency came to an end after four years in office.”
3. noun
A fixed place of abode, especially one that is used as a residence or a base for a particular activity.
“The artist’s residency in Paris inspired many of her paintings.”
4. noun
A fixed period of time during which a person is required to reside in a particular place, such as a city or a country.
“The law requires foreign residents to register with the local authorities within a specified residency period.”
5. noun
A place where a particular activity or profession is practiced, especially as a regular or fixed part of one’s work.
“The writer’s residency at the literary center allowed her to focus on her novel.”
6. verb
To live or stay in a particular place for a continuous period of time, typically a year or more, for the purpose of work or study.
“She will reside in Paris for her postdoctoral research.”
7. verb
To be or remain in a particular place or position, especially for a certain period of time.
“The company will reside in the new building as of next month.”