Preposition: for

• human: At the most basic level, humans need to conserve other species because they keep the planet habitable for humans.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: At the most basic level, humans need to conserve other species because they keep the planet habitable for humans.

• make: Tell us the works that are needed to make the property habitable.

• render: Nevertheless, she was worn out and depressed by her efforts to render the great cavernous palace habitable.

Modifies a noun

• globe: The medieval Europe which asserted humility gained Romance; the civilization which gained Romance has gained the habitable globe.

• planet: You can either have capitalism or a habitable planet.

• zone: The habitable zone of a star is where liquid water can exist on a planet's surface.

• room: Of these flats, 5 per cent must have at least five habitable rooms.

• earth: A team led by CEPSAR member Professor Barrie Jones believes up to half the known 130 planetary systems could harbor habitable Earth like planets.

• space: The amount varies with the surface area of habitable space.

Modifying Another Word

• barely: Caving huts are rarely plush, some are barely habitable, in contrast, this place was a veritable mansion.

• immediately: Whilst house and cottage are both immediately habitable, there is scope for modernisation and improvement in both cases.

• not: No rent should be payable if the house is not habitable.

• still: The portion of it still habitable is occupied by a farmer.

• fully: Set in 1.3 acres this house has fantastic potential Already fully habitable this is a project that you could take your time with.

• perfectly: The Kia Sedona is a perfectly habitable place to be.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Any costs your family would have to pay once your home becomes habitable again.

• make: Through common life, through a certain culture, such a landscape is made habitable.

• remain: Well, you and all of us, must take action to ensure our planet remains habitable.