inhabit

IPA: ɪnhˈæbʌt

Examples of "inhabit" in Sentences

But the land centrists inhabit is a treacherous place.
The world these characters inhabit is harsh and unfriendly.
'It is utterly useless,' replied Felix, 'we can never again inhabit your cottage.
The future our kids will inhabit is a far cry from the world their parents grew up in.
Dengle, the world that you inhabit is only a delusion, a fiction, a lie, and it will not endure.
The world we inhabit is a good one if you are in the fortunate third without debt, but not nearly so good if you live under its weight.
The alienness of the planet that Hostetler and his patients inhabit is usually subtle, but at one point it is brought sharply into focus.
The world they inhabit is pretty unique and a mix of sci-fi and fantasy (although perhaps the magic has a technology basis I'm not aware of.)
-- “My brothers and sisters”: remember, the main-line universe which the DC superheroes inhabit is personified by Kismet, a female-appearing figure who first appeared in The Adventures Of Superman #494 (September 1992).