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inhabited definition

in·hab·ited (in hab′it id)

adjective

having inhabitants; lived in; occupied

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inhabited Synonyms

inhabited

modif.

occupied, lived in, populated, peopled, settled, colonized, possessed, owned, dwelt in, sustaining human life, rented, tenanted, developed, pioneered, filled with people, populous.


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inhabited Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • television: Multimedia Networking for Inhabited Television The objective of the project was to explore Inhabited Television as a challenging application for multimedia networks.
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