1. established in or having a fixed residence; settled in a particular place
Usage: formal or legal usage; often used in legal or administrative contexts
2. (of an animal, especially an insect) adapted to living in human habitations or domestic environments
Usage: entomology and zoology; technical usage

Examples

• The domiciliated residents of the city had lived there for generations.
• For tax purposes, you must prove you are domiciliated in the state where you claim residency.
• Bedbugs are domiciliated insects that thrive in human homes.
• The domiciliated population of cockroaches in urban areas has adapted to indoor life.
• After years of travel, she finally became domiciliated in a small coastal town.