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inhabitants
noun as in country
noun as in folk
noun as in people
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Example Sentences
The residents of Piltover enjoy the privileges of life in an affluent and powerful society, one that casually oppresses the impoverished inhabitants of Zaun.
University of Florida neuroscientist Leonid L. Moroz, who specializes in ctenophores but was not involved in either recent study, told Salon that “we know more about rocks on the Moon than about our oceans. It is estimated that we only know ~10% of marine inhabitants.”
Based on Richard McGuire’s graphic novel of the same name, the movie tells the story of one specific Pennsylvania house and the numerous inhabitants who, over generations, have seen moments of their lives unfold there.
He believes that this building is being cleared because the inhabitants are displaced families, who are predominantly Shia and are supporters of what he describes as "the resistance movement" - or Hezbollah.
While Republicans are free to ignore Puerto Rico’s 3.2 million inhabitants, who are U.S. citizens deprived of the right to vote in a presidential general election, they are deeply concerned about the hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans who live in the United States, many in battlegrounds such as Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Wisconsin.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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