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Meaning of "were inhabited"
Were inhabited: This phrase indicates that a place or area was previously lived in or occupied by people. It suggests that the location was once populated or used as a dwelling
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were inhabited
They find an abandoned city lit up as if it were inhabited.
Maybe you were inhabited by the alien.
Its vision would not be different if it were inhabited.
You were inhabited a few hours ago.
I inquired of the savages if those places were inhabited.
Maybe you were inhabited by the alien at that moment.
All the planets were inhabited.
The tubes were inhabited by a new species of polychaete worm.
Dates refer to periods when stations were inhabited by crews.
They were inhabited uninterruptedly for almost an entire millennium.
The lands of the village were inhabited since antiquity.
They were inhabited by charcoal burners.
Those designated spaces were inhabited by giants.
Its banks were inhabited by indigenous peoples for thousands of years.
The most important are those which were inhabited by prominent canons.
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Rocks were inhabited by spirits.
There were twenty houses in the townland and all were inhabited.
These settlements were inhabited at different times.
The districts stretching towards either sea were inhabited by them.
Villages that were inhabited in the past.
It did not take long to convince the navigators that they were inhabited.
Not all islands were inhabited by elders.
Control of all the areas within the national boundaries that were inhabited.
Three notable houses were inhabited by other family members.
He wrote that the village was mostly in ruins and only a few houses were inhabited.
Many of these lands were inhabited by barbaric and pagan peoples.
Leones is a majestic rocky mountain with caverns that were inhabited by primitive man.
None of the islands were inhabited except for a weather station.
The discovery of the Kennewick Man stirred the discussion over how the Americas were inhabited.
They were inhabited by charcoalburners.
It is not known when these rocks were inhabited for the first time.
That they were inhabited during the Roman occupation.
The seven convents located around the courtyard were inhabited by poorer beguines.
The Balearics were inhabited since ancient times.
There were thirty houses in the townland, all were inhabited.
Communities grew larger and were inhabited for longer periods of time.
Islands were inhabited since time immemorial by Quechua and Aymara civilizations.
Ulpiana is important because its premises were inhabited continuously over a long period of time.
Two were inhabited by the Jews.
Most of the surviving villages were inhabited by Serbs.
These villages were inhabited by tribal people of African origin.
This area consisted of eleven villages which were inhabited by Bohemian Czechs.
It is as if Belarus were inhabited by people who are guided by different standards.
During the Bronze Age the Bulgarian lands were inhabited by the Thracians.
Azores Islands were inhabited a century and a half before the.
There were six houses in the townland, all were inhabited.
Houses of more than one room were inhabited by those in a better situation.
Vodice were inhabited back in Roman times when they were called Araus or Arausa Antonina.
The worst affected districts were inhabited largely by Mayas.
These towns were inhabited by Canaanites living in the nation of Israel.
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To be inhabited by men nearer of kin to the rocks
A great majority of flats are inhabited by several generations
A place inhabited by beings not unlike myself
