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Verb(1) think moodily or anxiously about something(2) originate (in(3) be an inhabitant of or reside in(4) exist or be situated within(5) come back to(6) originate (in)(7) make one's home or live in(8) live in

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(1) she let her eyes dwell on them for a moment(2) I've got better things to do than dwell on the past(3) The interim dwell takes place before the second substep and includes the hydrolysis reaction.(4) groups of gypsies still dwell in these caves(5) Herdsmen dwell in large tents made of canvas or woven yak wool.(6) The screen then goes blank, and through an animated fog we arrive at the gates of the SWV Graveyard, a place where evil dwells .(7) Conflict transformation avoids allocating blame or dwelling on the past, no matter how painful, in order to try to achieve shared futures.(8) I was sure that the Graymen had not built it, and was haunted by the thought that at one time, normal people had dwelt here peacefully.(9) She dwelt with her brothers at a place now called Ballycolane - then Ballykilbawn.(10) Milburn has been arguing for a more radical manifesto that looks ahead rather than dwells on Labour's past achievements.(11) She and her grandson dwelt in the attic of the building, which had been converted into a fairly modern little apartment for them.(12) In particular, the two concepts I dwell upon at length, the gedoog policy and the polder model, only exist as ideal types.(13) He dwelt with fastidious detail on her figure and the cleanliness of her fingernails.(14) There they dwelt for weeks, constantly spying on the Dark Lord's army.(15) The fish dwells deep in the ocean and travels long distances to spawn above seamounts in the Southern Hemisphere.(16) They believed that he dwelt far beneath the earth, forever sustaining the lush growth that surrounded his followers.