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Meanings of dweller in English
Synonyms
Examples for "inhabitant"
Examples for "inhabitant"
1
But in my dream the only inhabitant of that forest was Markovitch.
2
The death-knell of an inhabitant of the eastern parish was being tolled.
3
In effect, every inhabitant of the United States has a double nationality.
4
The planet's inhabitants will remain gloomy, however, even despite their new surroundings.
5
Or what Ilus' new human inhabitants thought of as birds and lizards.
1
Nate Brown was a second generation denizen of the Ten Thousand Islands.
2
The denizen of the prairie never regards such an indication with indifference.
3
My daughter, a true denizen of the Always On Cafe, can't function.
4
It is false, as every denizen of Bay Ridge and Flushing knows.
5
It looked more like a penis than a denizen of the deep.
1
The face of the bearded habitant came between him and his sleep.
2
Near the river the habitant began his clearing and built his house.
3
All of these latter the habitant and his sons made for themselves.
4
The habitant, moreover, had various rights guaranteed to him by royal decrees.
5
Each habitant had a clumsy, wooden-wheeled cart or wagon for workaday use.
1
I have been so long a citizen of Edinburgh, now an indweller only.
2
And thou art an indweller of this city -
3
We are agreed to receive into these dales no Judge who is not a countryman and indweller, or who hath bought his place.
4
There was not much to see just now as its indwellers were absent.
5
The chief indwellers of the swamp were Molly and Rag.
Usage of dweller in English
1
One had the alertness and vigor which bespeaks the dweller in towns.
2
The dweller in cities may pass a lifetime without hearing the hototogisu.
3
Clement to wit, as the dweller in the house was a blacksmith.
4
His demeanor was no longer that of a furtive, ever-wary sand dweller.
5
It was merely that of the city-dweller as distinguished from the rustic.
6
Buccari stepped forward and pointed in cliff dweller fashion down the trail.
7
He has a longer pedigree than many a titled dweller in Belgravia.
8
To the uptown city-dweller, the idea of shopping meal-by-meal was hopelessly inefficient.
9
I'd been a city dweller, first in Alexandria and then in Rome.
10
He is a seaside Pan instead of the woodland dweller usually portrayed.
11
I'm sure the last dweller under this roof came in years ago.
12
Every white dweller among the Indians is known by some special cognomen.
13
The dweller glided swiftly out of sight behind an outcropping of rock.
14
This is a mountain after all, and I'm a Brooklyn-bred city dweller.
15
So saying, the strange, lone island dweller led them into his hut.
16
As Antigone said, I am neither a dweller among men nor ghosts.
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Dweller through the time
Dweller across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common