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inhabited

[in-hab-i-tid] / ɪnˈhæb ɪ tɪd /


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Miles’ case underscores a stark contradiction: people whose ancestors inhabited this land for millennia can still be treated as outsiders, illustrating how legal recognition and federal enforcement often fail to align in practice.

From Salon

Their features clearly link them to a cardabiodontid, a group of giant predatory sharks that inhabited the oceans around 100 million years ago.

From Science Daily

A sabertooth cat skull found in Iowa is the first evidence that the prehistoric predator once inhabited the area, according to a recently published study.

From Washington Times

“They are sacred places, they are inhabited places, and they are places with their own character,” he says.

From Science Magazine

His home, he said, was not grand, not like the ones celebrity chefs in the West inhabited, with gleaming tools and kitchens bathed in light.

From New York Times