dwell

ikamet etmek, oturmak

To live or reside in a place.

• They dwell in a small cottage by the sea.
• Many creatures dwell in the forest.
• Anthropologists have documented indigenous populations that dwell in remote mountain regions for thousands of years without significant contact with modern civilization.
• Marine biologists estimate that over ninety percent of ocean species dwell at depths where sunlight cannot penetrate.
• The philosopher argued that humans should not dwell excessively on past mistakes but instead focus on future improvements.
• Historical records indicate that nomadic tribes used to dwell temporarily in different areas depending on seasonal migration patterns.

Eş anlamlılar: reside, live, inhabit, abide, stay

Zıt anlamlılar: leave, depart, vacate

takılmak, üzerinde durmak

To think, speak, or write at length about something, especially something negative or troubling.

• Don't dwell on your mistakes; learn from them.
• She tends to dwell on past failures.

Eş anlamlılar: brood, fixate, obsess, linger, ponder

Zıt anlamlılar: dismiss, ignore, overlook, forget