inhabitable

in·hab·it·able (in hab′it ə bəl)

adjective

that can be inhabited; fit to live in; habitable

in·hab′·it·abil′·ity noun

in·hab·it·able (in hab′it ə bəl)

adjective

Obsolete not habitable

in·hab′·it·abil′·ity noun

Modifies a noun

planet: There's still the matter of terraforming the planet etc. , but Mars is looking increasingly viable as an inhabitable planet.
land: New squatter settlements come up on the periphery often on inhabitable lands because of their low values and cause environmental hazards.

Modifying Another Word

only: As the Government's own chief scientific advisor has noted, Antarctica may be the only inhabitable continent by the end of the century.

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