Inhabit meaning in English

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Definition

to inhabit: to live in, to populate, to reside in verb
Sometimes I think that Luna inhabits another planet, she never seems to understand what anyone is saying, and walks around in a state of confusion.
an inhabitant: an occupant, a citizen, a resident noun
The book provides information on the city and its inhabitants.

UK: Sometimes I think that Luna inhabits another planet.
US: Monkeys tend to inhabit areas with lots of trees.
  • "These men and women are generous, kind, and concerned about the welfare of this city and its inhabitants, but more importantly, they run successful businesses which bring recognition, respect and admiration to San Francisco."
  • "Jonas : Well, the quality of life in Scandinavia is excellent, but we are especially proud of our welfare system. Each Scandinavian country provides excellent health care for its inhabitants."

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