Inhabited is valid Scrabble Word

Is inhabited a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for INHABITED in dictionary:

VERB:

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

ADJECTIVE:

Uninhabited.
having inhabitants; lived in

Words related to INHABITED

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How to use INHABITED in a sentence

Why, just think of it, we know, positively know, that Mars is inhabited.
But, in Tripoli, I found whole villages inhabited by Arabs, and these I thought might be distinguished as town Arabs.
Tegaza is a small town and port, at two miles or less from the sea near Pescadores Point, inhabited mostly by fishermen, and containing a thousand souls.
And thus she awaited the revenge of destiny in that luxurious house, which was far too large now that she alone inhabited it.
Nevertheless the room had the air of being inhabited, and was less glaring and stiff and old-fashioned than it might seem from this description.
Six hundred years before Christ, the Greeks and their rougher cousins, the Thracians, Macedonians, and Dacians inhabited this district.
Italy now came out boldly, and demanded, as the price of her keeping out of the war, that Austria give to her this land inhabited by Italians.
You may be looking down on a place in such a way that none of the ordinary marks of its being actually inhabited show themselves.
Near by, a lovely lady, as daring in the hunt as she was skilful at spinning, inhabited an abandoned castle.
His family inhabited Ispahan, but he passed his early youth in Baghdad, and became the most distinguished scholar and most eminent author of that city.

At one point only is there a suggestion of an open passageway similar to those found in the inhabited pueblos.
But while nervous diseases are rare in the inhabited highlands of Europe, in Quito they are common.
The country was inhabited by the Pequot Indians, a tall, well-proportioned, and active tribe, belonging to the great Iroquois nation.
But in truth it was no dead ghost that inhabited this strange tenement, but the fierce and powerful spirit of an intensely living man.
The district inhabited by the Tzapotecas is of very difficult access among rocky mountains, where the troops can only pass in single file, and the climate is very moist and rainy.
Of the once spacious town nothing remains but a very small portion, inhabited by 10,000 persons at most.
One of the women said there were many islands to the south, some inhabited and others not, which they severally named Giamachi, Cairvaco, Huino, Buriari, Arubeira, and Sixibei.
Drop an Andrew Jackson from the clouds upon any spot of earth inhabited by men, and he will have half a dozen deadly feuds upon his hands in thirty days.
GOTHONES, a people of ancient Germany, who inhabited part of Poland, and bordered on the Vistula.
VASCONES, a people who inhabited near the Pyrenees, occupying lands both in Spain and Gaul.
North Blyth, in the county of Northumberland, was inhabited by personalities who held definite opinions on these matters.
Another large army was collected by the Russian princes who inhabited the valley of the Dniester.

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