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take up residence

verb as in reside

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verb as in settle

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One Swiss town is looking for a people-loving person to take up residence in their now-empty cave.

The larvae produce parasitic worms that can enter the human body and take up residence for as long as 14 years.

Did he think it at all likely that he would take up residence over here?

Later he would leave completely cured to take up residence elsewhere.

The Clemenses were preparing to take up residence in Florence, Italy.

When you and she married, did you continue to live at the Stoneleigh, or did you take up residence somewhere else?

They came not to take up residence, but to trade, intending to return again to France as soon as possible.

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On this page you'll find 57 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to take up residence, such as: consist, dwell, endure, inhabit, lie, and locate.

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