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Meaning inhabit meaning

What does inhabit mean?
Definitions in simple English

inhabit Verb

— If something inhabits a place, it lives in or occupy it. The inhabit the Arctic. thoughts inhabit my mind.

inhabit

— verb (= populate, dwell, live) inhabit or live in; be an inhabitant of People lived in Africa millions of years ago The people inhabited the islands that are now deserted this kind of fish dwells near the bottom of the ocean deer are populating the woods — verb be present in sweet memories inhabit this house — verb exist or be situated within Strange notions inhabited her mind

Synonyms inhabit synonyms

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inhabit English » English

dwell live reside live in occupy populate settle dwell in abide stay lodge reside in room people indwell tenant tarry take possession of take subsist sleep in possess nest live out live on live at linger over linger involve hold hang out fill exist engage dwell on domiciliate domicile colonize bide attend assimilated affect

Topics inhabit topics

What do people use inhabit to talk about?
Social behavior Religion Miracle, supernatural power

Demon possession
Daily life

Live, stay

Conjugation inhabit conjugation

How do you conjugate inhabit?

inhabit · verb

Examples inhabit examples

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Simple sentences

Those tribes inhabit the desert all year round.
What animals inhabit those islands?
Approximately seven billion people inhabit our planet.

Movie subtitles

At school we learn that this beautiful Earth we're fortunate to inhabit is round.
If trembling I inhabit then, protest me the baby of a girl.
This belonged to the last Austrian to inhabit these quarters.
We inhabit the same house. That's all.
Therefore some of them inhabit half-finished huts, others live in ruins, most of them wander about homeless.
I inhabit the body of your late captain.
We only know them as intelligences that inhabit that planet.
It's no longer shackled by nature's laws, no longer condemned to inhabit a fleshly body.
We can cope with all things known to the 57th segment of Earth life, but not with strange diseases brought by you, as agents of the intelligences that inhabit Refusis!
The plants act as a repository for thousands of microscopic spores until they find a human body to inhabit.
Three alien minds now inhabit the bodies of Captain Kirk, Science Officer Spock, and Dr. Ann Mulhall.
The body of the one you inhabit has its own life to lead.
And we, as human beings, inhabit only one.
Tell me why you inhabit the land of the living.
Inhabit.
Inhabit it!
Perhaps the world that these creatures inhabit is coming to an end.
The other characters who inhabit this place you may never see, but they're there, as these two gentlemen will soon find out.
And return the world to the Mu Empire, so we can inhabit the earth again.
While several wolves are known to inhabit this region, the one now held at the Shadow Pines Ranger Station. is a rare species whose native habitat is the wilds of Transylvania.
We don't inhabit the same world.
For Prometheus, I thought he was in every part of his body. he must really inhabit. every part of his body, be just under his skin. everything must have really hurt him, must have really got to him.
Oh, come on, between these extremes there's a normal world of normal people, the one I grew up in and still inhabit.
They are stranded on the planet and under constant attack from the invisible creatures that inhabit it.
Man returns to inhabit caves but the worker now inhabits. them only by precarious title and they are for him. a strange power that he can daily lack, and from which. he can also daily be expelled if he does not pay.
According to an old prophecy, the Otranto estate and castle will cease to belong to the present noble family as soon as the original owner becomes too big to inhabit it.
If Lowell's canal network existed, the conclusion that intelligent beings inhabit that planet might be compelling.
Einstein greatly respected Leonardo and their spirits, in some sense inhabit this countryside still.

News and current affairs

We Asians inhabit the world's largest continent, with the world's largest population and its fastest-growing economies.
Yet psychiatry continues to inhabit medicine's netherworld - within the mainstream clinically, outside it scientifically.
As whole areas heat up, mosquitoes enter formerly forbidden territories, bringing illness with them, while causing more disease for longer periods in the areas they already inhabit.
CAMBRIDGE - Everybody agrees that the world economy is ill, but the diagnosis apparently depends on which corner of it you happen to inhabit.
We must understand this as a process of creating ideal or normal bodies - those bodies that we desire to inhabit, but almost certainly will not.
Yet they are surrounded by a sea of angry and frustrated people, and cannot escape the logic of the region they inhabit.
The longer such policies are postponed, the longer we may inhabit the inverted world of negative nominal interest rates.
Our right to security and life is paramount, as is the need to inhabit a space free of prejudice and suspicion.
Today, roughly seven billion people inhabit the world, and the number living in unacceptable conditions is the same.
What a different world we now inhabit.
It has led people throughout history to believe that some tasteful higher being created us, and that we inhabit a consciously designed world, like our notional Super Mario.

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