1. to establish a residence or dwelling place; to settle in a particular location
Usage: formal or legal; often used in legal or administrative contexts
2. to provide with or assign to a domicile
Usage: formal; transitive use

Examples

• The family decided to domiciliate in the suburbs after purchasing their new home.
• Legal documents require that you domiciliate in the state where you file your taxes.
• The organization will domiciliate the refugees in temporary housing until permanent arrangements are made.
• After years of traveling, she chose to domiciliate in a quiet coastal town.
• The contract specifies where the company must domiciliate its headquarters.
• He domiciliated himself in the city to pursue his career opportunities.