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inhabit

[in-hab-it] / ɪnˈhæb ɪt /


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Batty also became a valued member of the various dressing rooms he inhabited.

From BBC

It covers the tyranny of gender roles and the comfort of escaping into obsession, and Ms. Shaw is very good at inhabiting such perspectives, hinting at broader issues but favoring subtlety and suggestion.

From The Wall Street Journal

These chemical traces offer rare insight into the animals themselves and the environments they once inhabited.

From Science Daily

Cities on the moon, Mars and elsewhere as we tame and inhabit our solar system.

From Salon

"She is a dream Agnes, she does an incredible job inhabiting that character," she said.

From BBC