0 the place where a person lives
1 the place where a person lives:
Any change of domicile should be reported to the proper authorities.
2 the country in which a person or company lives or does business and has their legal address:
Fortunately, Mr. Maynard had been able to rent the bungalow he wanted, and it was this picturesque domicile that so roused King's admiration.
The lower classes of the people, in their persons and their domiciles, are not clean—but there it stops—the town and the island are miracles of cleanliness.
Then I shall sweep into her domicile, arrayed in all my glory.
Twenty miles, he estimated, still lay between him and his domicile.
With the aid of a few friends he installed her in a new domicile, and procured work for her.
This system provided the magistracy with the opportunity to decouple domicile rights from political, economic or juridical rights.
Each member's surname, given name, age, year of birth, domicile of origin, parentage, profession, and rank are recorded.
In the sagas, the outer circle was the ideal domicile of evil powers, especially the devil.
