inhabitance

Examples

• All

• The inhabitance of the forest was evident, as signs of wildlife were everywhere.

• Silko's attention to the liveliness of matter (here, the grinding stones) reasserts the long inhabitance of the land.

  Academic text (2017)

• Residents of the town have shared their memories of the inhabitance of their ancestors.

Synonyms

R

residence

vsinhabitance

72 3.3

Living in a place for a period, often for legal reasons

is the same meaning but uses a different word

R

residency

vsinhabitance

28 4.9

Living at an address that is your official home for legal matters

is the general act or state rather than a temporary stay

O

occupancy

vsinhabitance

11 4.6

Living in or using a building

includes living but adds use or possession of buildings

H

habitation

vsinhabitance

6 4.2

The act of living in a place as a home

is broader covering living or occupying any particular place

O

occupation

vsinhabitance

1 4.6

Moving into and using a building without the owner's permission

is about living or occupying a place rather than taking control

I

inhabitation

vsinhabitance

1 6.6

Living in a place as a permanent home

is the general act or state not limited to permanence

I

inhabitancy

vsinhabitance

1 7.8

The state of living permanently in a place

refers to living or occupying without implying permanence

A

abidance

vsinhabitance

• Archaic

9.9

Staying in a place for a period of time

also covers occupying or possessing a place not only staying

How Populated

overpopulation

22 5.3

population

• Specialized

218 2.7

inhabitance

6.0

occupancy

11 4.6

vacancy

5 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology