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Meanings of inhabit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "live"
Examples for "live"
1
We live in times of great consequence and, therefore, of great opportunity.
2
Without Labor, Capital would starve; without Capital, Labor could live in luxury.
3
The longer we live, the longer we need to work, he said.
4
PROBLEM: I'm turning 30 next year and I live with my parents.
5
History: 'Long live the men who bring us the rule of law!
1
Purdue said it needs time to try to settle the remaining cases.
2
He also asked whether mediation would help the companies settle the case.
3
However, today you will have the confidence to settle matters more directly.
4
I hoped this visit would settle the question of my true love.
5
A second British bank, RBS, could settle similar charges in coming weeks.
1
In the long years ahead, I need some way to occupy myself.
2
Russian troops continue to occupy part of Georgia, although combat has stopped.
3
There are controls set within this body I happen, unfortunately, to occupy.
4
Its troops continue to occupy part of Georgia, although combat has stopped.
5
Translation: Though we've heard rumors another company may already occupy those positions.
1
Political power at this point seems to reside with... With the Army.
2
Elected by the people for four years; must reside in the district.
3
A significant number of Marshallese base workers now reside at Kwajalein Island.
4
So many people reside together that you cannot control it, he said.
5
Reports on people like Prigoff reside there for up to 30 years.
Usage of inhabit in English
1
It means our own time, the present tense, the moment we inhabit.
2
About 2500 southern right whales are thought to inhabit New Zealand waters.
3
This allows the bacteria to inhabit several different, and often hostile, environments.
4
I was able to inhabit my own space in this public place.
5
This was a common space, which all British citizens should inhabit together.
6
It is dangerous to think we inhabit some kind of perfect paradise.
7
The Bukitans inhabit chiefly the upper basins of the rivers of Sarawak.
8
People who inhabit that space have seen this since they were born.
9
The bacterial communities that collectively inhabit our body are called the microbiome.
10
To try and inhabit a developed mind meant risking his own memory.
11
Towards the southern end of Chili, the fierce Araucanians inhabit the mountains.
12
Also, you should pay particular attention to the clothes which you inhabit.
13
The ancestors of the people who now inhabit this island possessed cattle.
14
He couldn't remember what normality was, never mind try to inhabit it.
15
Then I remembered what Iskandar had said, how gods could inhabit anything.
16
The people of Dublin would love to inhabit such a utopian city.
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Inhabit through the time
Inhabit across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common