inhabit — to live in or occupy a place
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to live in or occupy a place
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈhæbɪt/
Korean meaning: 거주하다, 서식하다
Korean pronunciation: 인**해**빗
Example Sentences
- My grandmother claims that ghosts inhabit our attic, but I think it's just her old furniture making noise.
- Over 7 billion people inhabit our planet.
- Polar bears inhabit the Arctic regions where temperatures drop below freezing.
inhabit
VERB//ɪnˈhæbɪt//
to live in or occupy a place
A squirrel family inhabits their cozy tree trunk home
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The rabbit's habit is to inhabit this burrow.
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Origin
From Latin 'inhabitare', composed of the prefix 'in-' (in) and 'habitare' (to dwell or live), which derives from 'habitus' meaning dwelling or condition.
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“My grandmother claims that ghosts inhabit our attic, but I think it's just her old furniture making noise.”
“Over 7 billion people inhabit our planet.”
“Polar bears inhabit the Arctic regions where temperatures drop below freezing.”
“The only creatures that inhabit my refrigerator are expired yogurt and mysterious leftovers.”
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