Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

in-residence

adjective

/ɪn ˈrɛzɪdəns/

Definition

Referring to a person, often an artist or scholar, who is living temporarily at a particular institution or organization to engage in work, instruction, or collaborative efforts.

Examples

The writer was in-residence at the university for a month, sharing insights with students.
Many theaters offer in-residence programs for directors and actors to collaborate on new plays.

Meaning

The term describes a setup where an individual is physically present at a location, allowing them to actively contribute their expertise or creativity as part of a program or project.