Process of inhabiting a locale.
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This country has never yet expressed itself in domestic inhabitation.
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Other signs of inhabitation can be traced elsewhere in this district, as yet unexplored.
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Every part of her seemed enlarged, swollen with some benign inhabitation; even her hair looked bigger.
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Photograph: Andrew Holmes Both speak of freedom and of creative life, but their current inhabitation is very different.
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The lesser gift of His presence prepares for the greater measure of it; the transitory inhabitation for the more permanent.
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Sedley proceeded in his search, explored every subterraneous vault and recess; but no signs of recent inhabitation could be found.
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The legends of the discovery and inhabitation of Ireland before the Flood, are too purely mythical to demand serious notice.
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More often than not, Swedish ski chalets are a bit anonymous and charmless, facilitators of a week's inhabitation without excess or fuss.
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Of this inhabitation, we shall not say so much as the comparison, being strained, will yield, neither expatiate into many notions about it.
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And sometimes the mess -the leftovers of human inhabitation and decay -looks beautiful because nature grabs it and does something with it.
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Inhabitation spread like mould.
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"If the spirit is very powerful, it may need to prepare its vessel for permanent inhabitation."
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This country has never yet expressed itself in domestic inhabitation.
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Other signs of inhabitation can be traced elsewhere in this district, as yet unexplored.
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Every part of her seemed enlarged, swollen with some benign inhabitation; even her hair looked bigger.
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Photograph: Andrew Holmes Both speak of freedom and of creative life, but their current inhabitation is very different.