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inhabited

[in-hab-i-tid] / ɪnˈhæb ɪ tɪd /


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But the film’s noirish atmosphere of postwar anxiety and the movie’s cast of misfits and criminals mirrored the world she briefly inhabited.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her confidence, theatricality, and the ease with which she inhabited both male and female characters had drawn comparisons to the great Sarah Bernhardt herself.

From Literature

Batty also became a valued member of the various dressing rooms he inhabited.

From BBC

These chemical traces offer rare insight into the animals themselves and the environments they once inhabited.

From Science Daily

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