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habitant

[hab-i-tuhnt] / ˈhæb ɪ tənt /
NOUN
resident
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France consumes about 2.2 pounds of mustard a year per habitant, making it the world’s largest consumer.

From New York Times Jul. 14, 2022

In old Quebec Province, the conservative, independent, devoutly Catholic habitant had developed his own culture on his farms.

From Time Magazine Archive

The old rocking chair, long a symbol of comfort and repose in every habitant farmhouse, was transformed into a device of frenzy and fatigue in Quebec last week.

From Time Magazine Archive

Stocky, earnest Louis Robichaud is the descendant of an habitant who settled in the province in 1609.

From Time Magazine Archive

Gay vocal exchanges took place between the two boats, and the patron, catching sight of Patience, placed a hand over his heart and bowed, rattling off habitant French.

From Bring Me His Ears by Mulford, Clarence E.

They segue to a holiday market full of happy European Union habitants.

From The Wall Street Journal Nov. 19, 2025

Opponents of the plan say the location lacks the infrastructure for an influx of habitants, and increased land supply in the area in the last few years has made the redevelopment plan unnecessary.

From Reuters Jul. 21, 2023

Frequent narration kept passengers’ attention amid the consistent beauty, exploring topics like the region’s original, Native habitants, European settlers, and modern-day attractions like Smith Tower.

From Seattle Times Jul. 16, 2021

Dakota county, where about 84% of the 20,000 habitants are white, has an infection rate of 7,147 per 100,000 – the second-highest per-capita rate in the US.

From The Guardian May 13, 2020

I didn’t have much time to examine the nest last night, but do think it is possible that the adults were the former habitants of the nest and, therefore, the eaglet’s parents.

From "A Bird Will Soar" by Alison Green Myers




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