In-residence meaning

ĭn-rĕz'ĭ-dəns
Associated in an official, specified position with an organization such as a university or college. Often used in combination.

Artist-in-residence.

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Appointed to work at, and usually residing at, a given institution, as a college, for a certain period.

The English Department's poet-in-residence.

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In-residence Sentence Examples

  • However, she was thrilled that baby Claire was in residence.

  • The audience included the Dawkinses, still in residence after an airplane mechanical problem delayed them yet another day.

  • Most days, only the forgetful owner, this newly hired cleaning girl called Annie and a standoffish tabby are in residence.

  • In spite of all his cleaning, Bird Song didn't seem to have the same shine as it did when Cynthia was in residence.

  • was in residence at Orvieto.

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