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inhabitants
noun as in country
noun as in folk
noun as in people
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Example Sentences
In a rural Louisiana parish that is home to some 20,000 inhabitants, an army of bulldozers and excavators has been busy clearing a vast patch of farmland, the next frontier of the artificial-intelligence revolution.
Brown plays Eleven, gifted with superpowers she uses to battle supernatural forces terrorising the inhabitants of Hawkins, Indiana.
It is a different story in Nagoya, where officials say they’d happily welcome more visitors, though they admit that putting the city out there isn’t something that comes easily to its reserved inhabitants.
U.K. inhabitants of Hall’s native Cumbria region have grappled for centuries with a wind known as “The Helm.”
Australia's state of Victoria has passed the country's first treaty with Indigenous peoples, a landmark act of recognition long denied to the nation's first inhabitants.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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