Inhabiting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHABITING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INHABIT, to live in
• (of a person, animal, or group) live in or occupy (a place or environment)

Words related to INHABITING

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How to use INHABITING in a sentence

• We are bound to protect the lives and the property of our citizens inhabiting Arizona, and these are now without any efficient protection.
• Noel, a patriarchal widower of vast wealth, was inhabiting this mansion in the sole company of his only daughter, the lovely being just referred to.
• Inhabiting this spot was a sprightly and sensible woman of Brittany, named Margaret.
• But, as this namee was different in the languages of the different tribes inhabiting the country, the same character came often to have several distinct phonetic values.
• Who among the persons inhabiting the house at the time had poisoned Mrs.
• His family were Suliotes, a people inhabiting the Suli Mountains, and bitter enemies of the Turks.
• Of the nations inhabiting the shores of the Atlantic ocean, and practising its navigation, Denmark, Sweden, and the United States alone are neutral.
• But I suppose our content or discontent will not be independent of our conception of what sort of a world we conceive ourselves to be inhabiting.
• These were the Gauls on both sides of the Po, and the Ligurians, a race of hardy mountaineers, inhabiting the upper Apennines and the Maritime Alps.
• Choate, no man in the South knew more about the multitudinous varieties of fish inhabiting Florida waters.
• Wallace was at the Malay Archipelago, he observed that the quadrupeds inhabiting the various islands belonged to the same or to closely allied species.
• The reader has already some acquaintance with the people of Zeitoon, inhabiting the mountains north of Marash.
• I explained that I was an Englishman inhabiting Paris, and that I had come out to take a walk.
• Anderson says he has examined skulls and skins of those inhabiting the hill ranges of Yunnan, and can detect no difference from the ordinary Indian species.
• I was then inhabiting a house which swarmed with these creatures, and one night I awoke with a sharp pain in my right arm.
• One of the latter, inhabiting the vicinity of Sault Ste.
• The plant got its name from inhabiting Caria, a province of Asia Minor.
• After these came the Salluvians, who fix themselves near the ancient canton of the Ligurians called Laevi, inhabiting the banks of the Ticinus.
• Peering through the windows of the house, you see a few bits of simple furniture still inhabiting the ruined rooms.
• There are at least five distinct tribes of natives inhabiting the neighbourhood of Cape York.
• I do not know what name is given to the tribe or tribes inhabiting the space between the Miriam and the Kulkalaig.
• Olier turned it to more pious uses than it had known before, by inhabiting it during the last few years of his life.
• The very street itself has its own atmosphere, created by the composite thought of those inhabiting and frequenting it.
• O Helen, daughter of Jove, hail! but I bless thee inhabiting the happy mansions of the Gods.
• The indomitable tribes inhabiting the fastnesses of the Caucasian mountains had, thus far, maintained their independence.
• The second self which exists after death is identical with the second self inhabiting the body during life.
• From such a stock grew the people inhabiting the banks of the Mississippi, from Vicksburg to New Orleans.

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