inhabited

IPA: ɪnhˈæbʌtʌd

adjective

  • Having inhabitants; lived in.
  • (mathematics, of a set) Containing at least one element.
  • (type theory, of a type) Having a term.
  • Obsolete form of uninhabited. [Not inhabited; having no inhabitants.]
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Examples of "inhabited" in Sentences

  • There also are 19 Recreational Zones on the four main inhabited islands.
  • These haunt cellars, and barns, and churches, and appear occasionally in inhabited rooms.
  • For the first time on Wednesday, the government admitted that riots had broken out in Tibetan-inhabited areas of Sichuan and Gansu provinces.
  • The operation is resented in Serbian-inhabited areas of Kosovo because, by bolstering Kosovo's ability to police itself, it strengthens its independence.
  • The remote cluster of more than 550 islands, of which only about three dozen are inhabited, is home to six tribes of Mongoloid and African origin who have lived there for thousands of years.
  • Now a national park, Sepphoris was continuously inhabited from the late sixth century B.C. until 1948, when the population of the Arab village of Saffuriyeh fled en masse as the newly created Israel Defense Forces invaded during the War of Independence.
  • Some 5,000 Kurds from across Europe have staged a demonstration in Brussels calling on the authorities to put an end to police abuse against representatives of the Kurdish diaspora in Belgium, local media has reported. carried out large-scale raids in Kurdish-inhabited districts in the capital, Brussels, as well as in the cities of Antwerp, Charleroi, Namur, and Verviers.

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