populate

Object

• listbox: Is it possible to get Access to populate a listbox with the names of all the queries in the database?
• repository: Pinfield is also correct in concluding that more consideration needs to be given to populating those repositories that do exist.
• province: The capital of a thinly populated province of the same name, the city of Murcia has a population of 358,000 people.
• planet: He's then trapped for six hundred years on a planet populated entirely by his own clones.
• district: West Lindsey - The most sparsely populated district in the county.
• area: Mills in well populated areas had plenty of workers living round about.

Subject

• folk: It is certainly a beautiful place, populated by a friendly folks.
• thousand: The city is populated by thousands of people who are unrelated to one another.
• people: We find a bench not populated by gray people.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: DE solutions are highly suited to meeting the energy requirements of densely populated urban areas such as London.

Modifying Another Word

• densely: In the world's most densely populated city, seven million people can't be wrong about Hong Kong.
• sparsely: The whole of the rest of Lapland is very sparsely populated with a density of only slightly over two persons per sq km.
• thinly: The area is the most thinly populated part of Britain.
• thickly: This is proved by remains found in the basin of the Marne, which was thickly populated by them.
• heavily: Nowadays only a few families remain in an area which was once heavily populated.
• lightly: Further, its shores were undeveloped and lightly populated.

Preposition: with

• datum: Producing the sort of analyzes we have discussed needs a well-designed database populated with the right data.

Preposition: by

• folk: It is certainly a beautiful place, populated by a friendly folks.
• thousand: The city is populated by thousands of people who are unrelated to one another.
• people: We find a bench not populated by gray people.