Inhabit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHABIT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to live in
• (of a person, animal, or group) live in or occupy (a place or environment)
• To live or dwell in; to occupy, as a place of settled residence; as, wild beasts inhabit the forest; men inhabit cities and houses.
• To have residence in a place; to dwell; to live; to abide.
• inhabit or live in; be an inhabitant of
• be present in
• exist or be situated within
• live in

Words related to INHABIT

inhabitable18 inhabited15 inhabiting16 inhabits13

Words that contain INHABIT

inhabits13 inhabited15 inhabiter14 inhabitor14 reinhabit14 inhabitant15 inhabiters15 inhabiting16 inhabitors15 reinhabits15 inhabitable18 inhabitance18 inhabitancy21 inhabitants16 inhabitress16 reinhabited17 uninhabited17 inhabitances19 inhabitation17 reinhabiting18 uninhabiteds18 inhabitancies20 inhabitations18 inhabitresses18 uninhabitable20 inhabitability24 inhabitiveness22 uninhabitables21

How to use INHABIT in a sentence

• The people who inhabit its hills and valleys are its soul, its spirit and its life.
• From the Druentia, by a road that lay principally through plains, Hannibal arrived at the Alps without molestation from the Gauls that inhabit those regions.
• Several tribes of Indians, strong in the number of their warriors, remarkable for their ferocity, and whose settlements extend to our limits, inhabit those Provinces.
• Sometimes I caught sight of a little hamlet, hanging on some almost inaccessible ledge, the home of the lawless, semi-Moorish mountaineers who inhabit this wild region.
• Many Europeans inhabit half-ruinous buildings, which, at a small expense, they convert into pretty palaces.
• The temple of ambition is not overthrown, and party spirit will rush to inhabit it.
• Each time the hounds had come to draw he was at home in the covert on the brow of the hill which shelters the old manor house you inhabit from the cold blast of winter.
• Heger do for it that it refused to inhabit the same house with him.
• There is nothing He has made that is either so distant, so little, or so inconsiderable, which He does not essentially inhabit.
• My first trouble with negroes superstition was to get a tenant to inhabit the house nearest the barn.
• Thomas in the East, I do not hesitate to say, are much superior in manners and morals to those who inhabit the towns.
• Moreover, the lands they inhabit vary in appearance according to their reception of heat and light.
• So many kinds of fish and insects are natural enemies, even though they inhabit the same streams, that they must be kept separate anyway.
• How any compensation money is to be got from the hundreds of miserable people who inhabit Coshleen and Derryinver I cannot conceive.
• When Scotchmen and Englishmen went out first to inhabit America, they did not forget the superstitions of their native land.
• In the plans which are submitted, due attention has been paid to the comfort of those who inhabit them, as well as to picturesque effect in the cottage itself.
• For, were it not for the inexhaustible abundance of this cheap and accessible firing, he could hardly inhabit this region.
• It is well known that several animals, belonging to the most different classes, which inhabit the caves of Styria and of Kentucky, are blind.
• The Kols inhabit the delta of the Indus and the neighbourhood of Gujerat, and stretch almost across Central India into Behar and the eastern extremities of the Vindhya Mountains.
• The former inhabit the northern parts of the above-mentioned district, the latter the southern.
• The Sea-Trows of the Shetlanders inhabit a region of their own at the bottom of the sea.
• These beings are supposed to inhabit the interior recesses of mountains, which they enter by invisible passages.
• The Lynngams inhabit the western portion of the Khasi Hills proper.
• The Wars inhabit the precipitous slopes and deep valleys to the south of the district.
• This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it.
• Such are the ferocious animals and others similar, which inhabit this country.
• But Hyllus and his brothers, who are older, are seeking where there is a strong-hold that we may inhabit, if we be thrust forth from this land by force.
• The one we now inhabit, being the best looking and occupying a deep valley, is surrounded with much terrace cultivation.
• The country they inhabit is very mountainous, and they have one mode of warfare which makes them a very ugly foe to attack.
• If there are any parts they most frequently inhabit, it is only those which abound most in game, or near some fishing-place.
• It has been, however, with the race of men as it has been with the planet which they inhabit.

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