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Domiciliate (Verb)

Provide housing for; "The immigrants were housed in a new development outside the town".

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The city council's goal was to domiciliate over a thousand low-income families within the next fiscal year.
The organization's primary mission was to domiciliate homeless veterans by providing them with affordable housing options.
As the company expanded, it began to domiciliate its international employees by offering them housing allowances.
The new community was designed to domiciliate disadvantaged families and provide them with access to essential services.
After the natural disaster, the non-profit aimed to domiciliate the displaced survivors in temporary shelters until permanent housing could be built.

Make one's home in a particular place or community; "may parents reside in Florida".

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The family has chosen to domiciliate in Oregon due to its beautiful landscape and mild climate.
Many artists tend to domiciliate in areas with a thriving cultural scene, such as New York City or Paris.
As he has grown older, he has decided to domiciliate in a warmer climate, and is currently house hunting in Arizona.
My friends and I have decided to domiciliate in this small town and start a community garden together.
After retirement, she chose to domiciliate in a seaside town where she could enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and beautiful views.