inhabited

/in'hæbitid/
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inhabited

The small island is inhabited by a friendly community.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Occupied by people or other living beings; lived in or on: Describes a place, area, or structure that is currently or permanently occupied by inhabitants. It implies the presence of residents or organisms making it their home.
    • Not empty or abandoned: The opposite of uninhabited; signifies that a location is populated.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The island was inhabited by a small, peaceful community.
    • Unlike the vast deserts, the coastal regions are densely inhabited.
    • The cave showed signs of being inhabited by bats.
Advanced Usage
  • "sparsely inhabited": having very few inhabitants.
    • The northern territories are sparsely inhabited due to the harsh climate.
  • "inhabited world": a term often used to refer to the parts of the earth where people live.
    • Explorers once sought to map the entire inhabited world.
Variants and Related Words
  • Inhabit (verb): to live in or occupy a place.
    • Various bird species inhabit this forest.
  • Inhabitant (noun): a person or animal that lives in a particular place.
    • The inhabitants of the village welcomed the visitors.
  • Uninhabited (adjective): having no inhabitants; not lived in.
    • They found shelter on an uninhabited island.
Synonyms
  • Populated: having inhabitants.
  • Occupied: lived in; taken as a residence.
  • Peopled: inhabited by people.
Antonyms
  • Uninhabited: not inhabited.
  • Deserted: abandoned by people.
  • Unoccupied: not occupied; empty.
inhabited

The small island is inhabited by a friendly community.

Adjective
  1. having inhabitants; lived in
    • the inhabited regions of the earth