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Meanings of dwelling in English
Usage of dwelling in English
1
Of the Law and the Customs of the Tartarians dwelling in Cathay.
2
No good would come of dwelling on that part of my past.
3
There was a stagnation in the dwelling; it seemed to be waiting.
4
There is no point in dwelling on what must be left behind.
5
No one seemed awake; deep stillness brooded over and in the dwelling.
6
The people gathered and ate in the congested spaces about the dwelling.
7
On a quarterly basis dwelling values in every capital city recorded falls.
8
Even such is the case with the Soul dwelling in the body.
9
That's a new arrival, he says, pointing to one particularly elaborate dwelling.
10
However, on the outskirts changes were apparent enough; notably in dwelling-house architecture.
11
This cave had been the dwelling place of the Great Cave Bear.
12
Nothing about the dwelling was elaborate; everything was simple, but very neat.
13
He was dwelling in the heart of the great Forest of Epping.
14
Jakob and Johanna lived in the first floor dwelling to the left.
15
The young people took possession of the new dwelling in high glee.
16
But thou shalt not lack friends in the dwelling-house of the stranger.
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Dwelling through the time
Dwelling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
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