inhabitancy

Examples

• All

• Learning how to restore the value and the capability for inhabitancy

  Academic text (2005)

• The inhabitancy of the ancient ruins reveals a rich history of human life in that area.

• The new laws aim to encourage inhabitancy in remote regions by offering tax incentives.

• Her long-term inhabitancy in the city allowed her to appreciate its cultural diversity.

Synonyms

R

residence

vsinhabitancy

72 3.3

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

stresses permanent, long term dwelling rather than any temporary living

R

residency

vsinhabitancy

28 4.9

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

adds a sense of permanent dwelling rather than general staying

O

occupancy

vsinhabitancy

11 4.6

Living in or using a building

implies long term living rather than short term use

H

habitation

vsinhabitancy

6 4.2

The act of living in a place as a home

focuses on permanent dwelling rather than mere presence

O

occupation

vsinhabitancy

1 4.6

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

refers to permanent dwelling rather than temporary control or possession

I

inhabitation

vsinhabitancy

1 6.6

Living in a place as a permanent home

is the same idea but uses a different noun form

I

inhabitance

vsinhabitancy

6.0

Living in a place

highlights permanent dwelling rather than general living

A

abidance

vsinhabitancy

• Archaic

9.9

Staying in a place for a period of time

emphasises permanent settlement rather than temporary staying

S

settledness

vsinhabitancy

7.4

A calm feeling of living in one place and being safe

describes the action of living there rather than only the state of being fixed

How Permanent

permanence

15 5.5

inhabitancy

1 7.8

residence

72 3.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology