Domiciliary [adjective]

His aunt should have a domiciliary visit, and see how she liked that.

He was making domiciliary visits and was transacting business in a loud tone of voice.

A careful domiciliary examination by four persons appointed by the royal judge had incontestably established the point.

The same letter stipulated for the better protection of the Protestants by freeing them from domiciliary visits, etc.

Was my maternal parent aware, in a word, of my absence from the domiciliary residence?

Before daybreak the police had made a domiciliary perquisition in the apartment, carried off his papers and sealed up his rooms.

The military tribunals are to sit to-morrow and domiciliary visitations are already being made.

Think what would happen if the police took it into their heads to make a domiciliary visitation in this house.

It was necessary to remove all evidence that could be used against him in the event of a domiciliary visitation.

In consequence, the missionaries had to undergo more than one minute interrogatory, and a most searching domiciliary visit.