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Meanings of inhabitation in English

Portuguese
habitação
Catalan
habitació
Spanish
habitación

Process of inhabiting a locale.

habitação
Usage of inhabitation in English
1
This country has never yet expressed itself in domestic inhabitation.
The Golden House
2
Other signs of inhabitation can be traced elsewhere in this district, as yet unexplored.
Ancient Town-Planning
3
Every part of her seemed enlarged, swollen with some benign inhabitation; even her hair looked bigger.
The passage
4
Photograph: Andrew Holmes Both speak of freedom and of creative life, but their current inhabitation is very different.
The Guardian
5
The lesser gift of His presence prepares for the greater measure of it; the transitory inhabitation for the more permanent.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter...
6
Sedley proceeded in his search, explored every subterraneous vault and recess; but no signs of recent inhabitation could be found.
The Loyalists, Vol. 1-3 / An Historical Novel
7
The legends of the discovery and inhabitation of Ireland before the Flood, are too purely mythical to demand serious notice.
An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800
8
More often than not, Swedish ski chalets are a bit anonymous and charmless, facilitators of a week's inhabitation without excess or fuss.
The Guardian
9
Of this inhabitation, we shall not say so much as the comparison, being strained, will yield, neither expatiate into many notions about it.
The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
10
And sometimes the mess -the leftovers of human inhabitation and decay -looks beautiful because nature grabs it and does something with it.
The Guardian
11
Inhabitation spread like mould.
Perdido Street Station
12
"If the spirit is very powerful, it may need to prepare its vessel for permanent inhabitation."
Mob rules
13
This country has never yet expressed itself in domestic inhabitation.
The Golden House
14
Other signs of inhabitation can be traced elsewhere in this district, as yet unexplored.
Ancient Town-Planning
15
Every part of her seemed enlarged, swollen with some benign inhabitation; even her hair looked bigger.
The passage
16
Photograph: Andrew Holmes Both speak of freedom and of creative life, but their current inhabitation is very different.
The Guardian
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Portuguese
habitação
Catalan
habitació
Inhabitation through the time