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inhabit

[in-hab-it] / ɪnˈhæb ɪt /


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What’s more, he estimated that about 30 homes were “red tagged,” or currently deemed unsafe to inhabit, after debris flows choked homes with pounds and pounds of sludge.

From Los Angeles Times

But Mr. Markovits’s writing is restrained and plainspoken, and it draws us in with the fidelity by which it inhabits Tom’s dejection.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms. Newman, an art historian and journalist, accordingly divides “Here” into how Newman came to find his chosen artistic role in 1948 and, thereafter, how he inhabited it.

From The Wall Street Journal

But some critics have labelled the decision as "Pantonedeaf", arguing that elevating minimalist and pristine white spaces can feel far removed from the smaller, messier homes most people inhabit.

From BBC

Today our stars inhabit the cultural firmament, in sports and in entertainment.

From The Wall Street Journal