residential
1 of 1adjective/ˌrɛzɪˈdɛnʃəl/
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(of an area with buildings) designed specially for people to live in
C1- The city zoning regulations prohibit commercial activities in residential areas.
- The residential neighborhood is characterized by tree-lined streets and single-family homes.
- Residential leases often include clauses outlining tenant responsibilities for property maintenance.
- Residential streets are typically quieter and less congested than major thoroughfares.
- The residential district is conveniently located near schools, parks, and shopping centers.
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of or relating to a residence or the act of residing
- He receives residential services for the elderly.
- Residential rules require tenants to respect quiet hours.
- Residential experience is considered in university housing.
- The study looked at residential patterns in urban areas.
- Residential care is available for patients with chronic illnesses.
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including living accommodations along with other activities or care
- A residential college provides students with both education and dormitories.
- She applied for a residential internship where she can live at the workplace.
- They decided on a residential program that includes housing and meals.
- He signed up for a residential workshop to learn while staying at the facility.
- The residential camp allows children to stay overnight while attending activities.