to reside

Examples

• All

• All deities reside in the human breast; all devils reside in the human breast as well.

  Academic text (2008)

• Decision-making regarding the counter-insurgency continued to reside in the hands of the military.

  Academic text (1991)

• Does part of the self reside outside of the mind?

• How does feeling reside inside a body that works all day long?

  Harvard University

• By the end of this day, the balance will forever reside with us.

  Gabriel (2007)

• Most of your assets reside in the business.

  Sleep Easy, Hutch Rimes (2000)

• Joy and depression cannot reside in the same space.

• The authority of the state over its people resides in its war powers.

  JFK (1991)

• Knowledge in itself is amoral, but the choices for its applications reside in the ethical decisions of humans.

  Academic text (1999)

• Joy and depression reside in the same human experience, often influencing one another.

Synonyms

R

to rest

vsto reside

256 5.9

To depend on someone or something for what happens

means an essential characteristic existing within rather than depending on something

I

to inhabit

vsto reside

44 3.6

To be present inside a person's mind or feelings

signals an inherent quality existing inside rather than general presence

C

to consist in

vsto reside

• Formal

5 6.6

To have something as the main quality or source

focuses on an essential characteristic being present rather than possession

I

to inhere

vsto reside

• Formal

1 9.9

To be a natural and permanent part of something

is the same essential presence with no difference in meaning

I

to inhere in

vsto reside

• Formal

1 9.4

To be a natural and necessary part of something

is the same essential presence but phrased more generally

How Present

to pervade

22 6.7

to reside

• Formal

52 4.0

present

392 1.0

to exist

∞ 1.0

to appear

∞ 2.0

Surface Forms

Etymology