Wiktionary
vb. To remain at home, to not leave one's home.
Usage examples of "stay in".
They'll try to stay in control, and nobody can control anything important.
The long burnished tresses refused to stay in place on the top of her head while she tried to work quickly with the pins.
When people will stay in this world, they learn nothing and keep as ignorant as bears.
If their stay in the desert were to be prolonged like this, their provisions would give out.
No longer carried away by excitement they were fully aware of the dangers beneath the surface: they attempted to stay in the shallows as they worked their way around the growing barrier.
You didn't stay in that place very long, and when you came out and moved on, he did the same.
And the baby, he had forgotten about the child, it must stay in the security of the tent until winter’.
The children must stay in certain areas which will be gone over very carefully every morning.
Briggs no longer looked like a recruiting poster for the Confederate States Navy, as he had all through his stay in the prisoner-of-war camp near Beckley, West Virginia.
Instead, my daughter wanted to stay in town with Tiffany and shop for makeup and high heels.
He didn't stay in the bar more nor a minute or so after you went into the parlor, Mr.
It seemed, however, that he was viewing the buildings from a slightly different angle, although that was hard to tell because they refused to stay in place but seemed to be continually shifting and distorting their lines.
She wanted to stay in this gentle and peaceful unknown place of darkness, her thoughts adrift.