Habitations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HABITATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HABITATION, the act of inhabiting
• the fact of living in a particular place
• a house or home
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of inhabiting; occupancy

Words related to HABITATIONS

habitation15

Words that contain HABITATIONS

cohabitations20 inhabitations18

How to use HABITATIONS in a sentence

• These be the dukes of Edomea in their habitations, in the land of their possessions.
• And it shall be a law for ever thorowout all your habitations unto your children after you.
• The same remark applies to their dress, habitations and customs.
• Previous to his arrival they were ignorant, barbarous, and without fixed habitations.
• The streets were silent and deserted, except by the watchmen stationed at the infected dwellings, and a few sick persons stretched on the steps of some of the better habitations.
• The vast pile of habitations at the north side of the bridge was now entirely in flames.
• At the conclusion of my excursion, one of the gentlemen passengers had joined me, and we directed our steps towards the habitations of the natives.
• I have since then seen many splendid habitations, but none in the least equal to that.
• Where pure hearts have welcome To give to a friend, We will build habitations To dwell without end.
• We entered several of their habitations, and found all their property exposed and unguarded.
• Once upon a time there were seven brothers who lived all alone in the jungle, far from human habitations.
• Habitations ceased, and we were in a dark, splendid gorge, narrow, and affording one no vision straight ahead except at intervals.
• The construction of these habitations is very various.
• Crows are a gregarious race with settled habitations and an organized commonwealth.
• But we delay too long inviting you to our Habitations, where you shall have all possible Care taken of you.
• Wherever they went, heaps of the dead and the smoking ruins of habitations marked their ruthless course.
• The reading of history, and the reflections which it excites, produce a less powerful effect upon the soul than those heaps of stones, those ruins mingled with new habitations.
• It is not simply an assemblage of habitations, it is the history of the world, figured by divers emblems and represented under various forms.
• The place is too far from human habitations for any animal, unless a wild one, to come there.
• Districts destitute of habitations, where a thriving population once lived, attest that suppression of a rebellion in China spells extermination to the rebels.
• Whereby it appeareth, that he liked better of our good fare in such coarse cabins, than of their own thin diet in their princely habitations and palaces.
• Then they returned to their own habitations in the valley of Glencoe, in full confidence of being protected by the government to which they had so solemnly submitted.
• As soon as we drew near we were encompassed by a great number of negroes, who seized us, shared us among them, and carried us to their respective habitations.
• For nigh upon two years He dwelt in Turkish Kurdistan, generally in a place named Sar-Galu, situated in the mountains, and far removed from human habitations.
• But once or twice we were fairly staggered by the blind rage which had passed over a mansion crowded with valuables and wrecked a dozen poor habitations all around it.
• Accept the good deeds she hath done, in such a manner, that at whatever time Thou shalt please to call her, she may be received into everlasting habitations.
• Mineralogy is much indebted to Mr Pallas for the valuable observations which he has given of countries so distant from the habitations of learned men.
• They love to dwell amongst stones, and the Roumah Omang, which is one of their favourite habitations, is a cavern.
• We may freely grant that some of these habitations fall into line with Mr.
• Ye female strangers, tell me, from what country do ye approach Grecian habitations? CHOR.
• Nothing shows the innate perversity of mankind more forcibly than the average character of the sites chosen for human habitations in cities, in villages and in the open country.
• As soon as we landed, the youth and some of his friends took me by the hand, with a view, as I understood, to conduct me to their habitations.

Similar words containing HABITATION without suffix s

habitation15 cohabitation19 habitational17 inhabitation17 cohabitations20 inhabitations18

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