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indweller

/ɪnˈdwel.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui habite ou occupe un lieu donné, ou un principe/esprit agissant de l'intérieur.

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noun

/ɪnˈdwel.ər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui habite ou occupe un lieu donné, ou un principe/esprit agissant de l'intérieur.

A noun referring to a person who inhabits a particular place, or a principle or spirit that activates from within.

  1. Inner spirit or forceC2formal

    A being or principle that resides within a person or thing, often referring to a spiritual or activating force.

    frEsprit intérieur

    • The indweller of the temple was believed to be a powerful deity.
    • He felt the indweller of his conscience guiding his decisions.
    • The poem speaks of the indweller of the soul, a spark of divine light.

    Synonymesdaemongeniusnumensoulspirit

  2. InhabitantC1formal

    A person who lives in a specific place or dwelling.

    frhabitant

    • The indwellers of the remote village rarely saw outsiders.
    • Each indweller of the castle had their own chamber.
    • The ancient city's indwellers left behind many artifacts.

    Synonymesdenizendwellerhabitantinhabitantlodgeroccupantresidenttenant

    Antonymesforeigneroutsidertransientvisitor

Formes
  • indwellers plural form
  • indwellers' possessive plural form
  • indweller's possessive singular form