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inhabitable

[in-hab-i-tuh-buhl] / ɪnˈhæb ɪ tə bəl /


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They make Frank Lloyd Wright’s design feel inhabitable in a way I don’t remember before.

From New York Times

Mr. Joseph said North Miami Beach was placing residents displaced from the Crestview complex into temporary housing until the building becomes inhabitable again.

From New York Times

All of this will lead to fierce competition for resources and mass population displacements, even as an increasing amount of the world's surface either too hot or too dry to be inhabitable.

From Salon

In many older Italian cities, having a kitchen large enough to fit a dining table is less common, and apartments that do are advertised as having a cucina abitabile, literally an "inhabitable kitchen."

From Salon

Marieke Lucas Rijneveld answered the critics with a poem, Everything inhabitable, published in a number of newspapers, including in English translation in the UK.

From BBC