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/dɔ.mi.sil/
Translation
home, place of residence
Word origin
From Latin domicilium ('dwelling place'), from domus ('house').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- domicilium
- English cognates
- domicile, domestic, dome
Grammar
Examples
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The police came to his home this morning.
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He has been working from home for two years.
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She has moved home three times in a year.
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The judge has forbidden him to leave his home.
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They deliver meals to the door every day.
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