Populated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POPULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• POPULATE, to inhabit
• form the population of (a place)
• cause people to settle in (a place).
• fill or be present in (a place or sphere)
• fill in (data).
ADJECTIVE:
• furnished with inhabitants

Words related to POPULATED

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How to use POPULATED in a sentence

• We soon reached the more populated districts, without being molested by the Indians.
• It was populated several deep, and now from its inhabitants went up a dreadful howl.
• We sailed on the river for fourteen days, during which time we passed many thickly populated towns and villages, and did not meet with a single case until today.
• The road grew more and more populated as we approached the city.
• It was realized that a country so thickly populated as China could only be administered from a centre within China.
• If tenement districts were taken alone, the population would be found much more dense, and New York proportionately much more densely populated.
• The impression was general that the missiles of the enemy could not reach the populated parts of New York.
• The population of his little state, the most densely populated in the Republic, is almost entirely indian, and it at once fears, hates, and respects him.
• What he makes must seem to be born and not made, so that it may fit a world which pretends to be a born Paradise populated by cynical angels who own allegiance to no god.
• Asia and the remaining provinces were rich and thickly populated.
• The island is densely populated, as they will relate to your Majesty.
• It is thickly populated and well-provided with rice and gold-mines.
• The island is eighty leagues in circumference, and is scantily populated, for it has in all less than five hundred inhabitants.
• Now on the right of the stream particularly the whole country for a great distance is populated by the people of Lazica as far as the boundary of Iberia.
• Naturally, the country is well populated, and the mounds which are met with everywhere prove that this was already the case in ancient times.
• It has one religious, and the place formerly was densely populated.
• Edward Henry, crossing a marble floor, next entered an enormous marble apartment chiefly populated by easy-chairs and tables.
• In European countries the railways were built through comparatively densely populated districts to connect cities already of large size.
• Throughout this vast but thinly populated empire the manners and customs are Asiatic rather than European.
• There would doubtless have been a far greater mortality but for the fact that Johannesburg is populated by young and, for the most part, vigorous men and women.
• From the variety of languages it is inferred that these islands have been populated by different nations.
• At the end of July Buller was instructed to lead 11,000 of his men across a sparsely populated country where no railway was.
• This county is endowed with great natural resources and a delightful climate, and is destined to become thickly populated.
• The higher one travels up the river, the more numerous and densely populated are the villages until they extend almost without a break for many miles along the banks.
• Our large towns are the creation of the capitalist, much more than if he had populated their depressing streets with his own children.

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