Reside with
verb
To live or stay in the same place as someone else.
She currently resides with her parents.
Often appears as...
- reside with family
- reside with parents
verb
To be possessed by a quality or essence.
The power resides with the people.
Often appears as...
- power resides with
- control resides with
verb
To live or stay in the same place as someone else.
She currently resides with her parents.
Often appears as...
- reside with family
- reside with parents
verb
To be possessed by a quality or essence.
The power resides with the people.
Often appears as...
- power resides with
- control resides with
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Living Arrangement
Use 'reside with' when discussing living situations, especially with family or friends.
My cousin will reside with me until he finds a job.
Pro Tip 2/3Shared Space
'Reside with' implies sharing common areas like a living room or kitchen, not just the address.
He doesn't just rent a room; he resides with the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Temporary Stay
You can use 'reside with' for temporary or transitional living situations, not just permanent ones.
While her house is being repaired, she will reside with her sister.
Pro Tip 1/3Living Arrangement
Use 'reside with' when discussing living situations, especially with family or friends.
My cousin will reside with me until he finds a job.
Pro Tip 2/3Shared Space
'Reside with' implies sharing common areas like a living room or kitchen, not just the address.
He doesn't just rent a room; he resides with the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Temporary Stay
You can use 'reside with' for temporary or transitional living situations, not just permanent ones.
While her house is being repaired, she will reside with her sister.
Pro Tip 1/3Living Arrangement
Use 'reside with' when discussing living situations, especially with family or friends.
My cousin will reside with me until he finds a job.
Pro Tip 2/3Shared Space
'Reside with' implies sharing common areas like a living room or kitchen, not just the address.
He doesn't just rent a room; he resides with the family.
Pro Tip 3/3Temporary Stay
You can use 'reside with' for temporary or transitional living situations, not just permanent ones.
While her house is being repaired, she will reside with her sister.
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