reside in something/someone

Examples of resided

resided

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The value of natural law in eighteenth-century discussions of liberty resided largely in its integrative evaluative function on this ethical plane of explanation.
For this project the world space was 1,000 square metres, and the fabricated island resided within this space.
A sizeable fraction of sisters of the male head's wife were also married and resided with their husbands under the tutelage of brothers-in-law (n=38).
Some resided in these economic sinecures for the entire year, while others visited only seasonally.
Naturally, some of the widowers who resided on their own and some of the ' empty nest ' households would not have any surviving children.
Early acquired words resided in dense neighborhoods whereas later acquired words resided in sparse neighborhoods.
The exercise of municipal duties also attached men to their property, and landowners resided for much of the year in the provinces.
Some groups resided among other minorities, others stood alone.
However, during the nineteenth century an increasing number of wet-nurses resided with their employers in the city.
Other elderly had no property listed because they were truly impoverished, and this group rarely resided with their children.
The specificity in these findings, where it has been examined, has resided in the alleles themselves.
A total of 96 children (40 %) resided with other (predominately related) nonsibling children only.
These minor quibbles are nothing compared to that major flaw that for all appearances resided outside the author's control.
Few commoners were in commercial trade and all those in public service, as well as the bailiff, policeman, schoolteacher and vicar, resided in the village.
The widow's element should be payable until the child turned 18, provided that the child resided with the widow.
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