dwelling

After two weeks of dwelling on religious and social issues, Santorum delivered a concession speech heavy on economic talk.

It was the dwelling on the same theme, the going over and over the same thing—“nothing would happen to him?”

Then he got into it and rowed across the lake, and coming to the giant's dwelling he hid himself, and stayed the night there.

And in the first place, by what right did you thrust yourself into our dwelling, if you're not a spirit?

The most passing glance would have detected that she was not "one of them," nor had she been long an inmate of this dwelling.

The place I inhabit, if not subterranean in the strict sense of the word, is at least a dwelling covered by the ground.