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/ɪnˈhæbɪt/
Meaning & Definition
verb
To live in or occupy a place.
Many species of birds inhabit this region during the summer.
To exist or be present in a particular environment or situation.
The spirit of the old woman is said to inhabit the house.
To dwell in or occupy a space.
Some rare insects inhabit the dense forest floor.
To populate or fill with residents.
The city is inhabited by a diverse group of people from different cultures.
Etymology
From Latin inhabitat-, inhabitare, from in- 'in' + habitat- 'having a home'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
inhabitant
A person or animal that inhabits a place.
inhabited land
Land that is occupied, usually by people.
inhabit every corner
To exist in all parts of a space.
Related Words
habitat
The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
inhabitation
The act of inhabiting; residence.
inhabitant
A person or animal that lives in a particular place.
Slang Meanings
To chill or hang out in a place.
We just inhabit the coffee shop every weekend.
To fully engage or be immersed in an environment.
He really inhabits the vibe of the city.