domicile in Latin
domicile in Latin is domicilium — domicile means a person's permanent home or legal place of residence.
domicile in Latin
domicilium
(formal) A home or residence.
What does "domicile" mean?
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noun A person's permanent home or legal place of residence.
"For tax purposes, his domicile remained the UK even though he worked abroad."
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verb To establish or have one's legal residence in a particular place.
"The company is domiciled in Luxembourg for tax reasons."
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domicile in a sentence
- For tax purposes, his domicile remained the UK even though he worked abroad.
- The company is domiciled in Luxembourg for tax reasons.
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What is "domicile" in Latin?
"domicile" in Latin is domicilium. domicile means: A person's permanent home or legal place of residence.
How do you use "domicile" in a sentence?
Example: "For tax purposes, his domicile remained the UK even though he worked abroad." In Latin, "domicile" is domicilium.
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