[VN] to live in a particular place:
some of the rare species that inhabit the area * The cottage had not been inhabited for a while. * The island used to be inhabited (= have people living here). * He reflected on what a strange world Stephen and Veronica inhabited.
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WORDFAMILY
inhabit v.
habitable adj. (=/= uninhabitable)
uninhabited adj.
inhabitant n.
habitation n.
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