domiciliate (verb)

1. Why did the scarecrow decide to domicile? Because he wanted to find a place to hang his hat!

2. The artist used vibrant colors and intricate patterns to depict the domiciliation of refugees in their new country.

3. According to Greek mythology, Zeus domiciliated numerous gods and goddesses on Mount Olympus.

4. In the horror story, the abandoned mansion was rumored to domicile the restless spirits of the deceased.

1. After years of traveling, the nomadic tribe decided to domiciliate in a prosperous valley during the Neolithic Era.

2. The renowned fashion designer decided to domiciliate in Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world.

3. In the enchanting world of elves and dragons, the peaceful fairy domiciliates in a magical forest.

4. The talented painter chose to domiciliate in a small coastal town, where the picturesque landscapes inspired her art.