The Collaborative International Dictionary
Inhabitate
Inhabitate \In*hab"i*tate\, v. t. To inhabit. [Obs.]
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inhabitate
vb. (context obsolete English) To inhabit.
Usage examples of "inhabitate".
He had neared the end of the mound when he picked up a rush of foul odor, intermingled with several other scents, all highly irritating to both his nose and the spirit which inhabitated his now-furred body.
But, as the true intent of the givers is now in most places defrauded, insomuch that not the poor tenants inhabitating upon the same, but their landlords, have all the commodity and gain.