Habited example sentences

"Habited" Example Sentences

1. The house had been long habited and needed repairs.
2. The once grand mansion lay forlorn and habited.
3. The cave was dark and habited only by bats.
4. The monks habited the monastery for centuries.
5. The wolves had formerly habited the woods.
6. The hermit habited the cave atop the mountain.
7. The mansion was once finely habited by the wealthy family.
8. The farmhouse had been poorly habited for years.
9. The forest had formerly been habited by native tribes.
10. The castle had been habited by royalty for generations.
11. Their tribes had habited these lands since time immemorial.
12. The swamp was sparsely habited by lizards and snakes.
13. The island had long been habited by pirates and scoundrels.
14. The ruins showed signs that they had once been habited.
15. The ghostly tales suggested the place was still habited.
16. The ancient temples had been habited by worshipers for millennia.
17. The vacant lot lay bare and never habited.
18. The abandoned shack had long been habited by trespassers.
19. The land had formerly been habited by farmers and homesteaders.
20. The cliff dwellings evidenced habitation by ancient peoples.
21. We explored the cave where bears once habited.
22. The inlet had been sparsely habited by fishermen for years.
23. The arid desert had never been habited.
24. They plan to habite the new house in the spring.
25. The dreary hovel had never been properly habited.
26. The mesa had been habited by native tribes for centuries.
27. The hermitage had long been habited by religious ascetics.
28. The foundation showed signs the place had once been habited.
29. The hollow had formerly been habited by outlaws and brigands.
30. The hollowed tree had once been habited by an owl.
31. The empty shell of the house lay bare habited.
32. The cove had been sparsely habited by boat builders.
33. The marsh had formerly been habited by trappers.
34. The land had long been habited by invisible spirits.
35. The well was habited only by frogs and newts.
36. The island had been habited by castaways for years.
37. The valley had previously been habited by nomadic tribes.
38. The hobbit hole was finely habited by Bilbo Baggins.
39. The windy cliff had never been habited.
40. The forest had formerly habited native tribes.
41. The region had long been habited by wild creatures.
42. The stream had formerly been habited by trout.
43. The abandoned house lay long habited and decaying.
44. The hollow tree had habited a family of owls.
45. The ancient ruins showed signs of long habitation.
46. The inhabitants habited the place for millennia.
47. The beach had been sparsely habited by fishermen.
48. The wasteland had never been habited by humans.
49. The dusty attic had never been properly habited.
50. The empty palace lay long habited and forsaken.
51. The lake had been habited by waterfowl for ages.
52. The densely habited city teemed with life.
53. The plantation had been finely habited by the landowner.
54. The land had previously been habited by native tribes.
55. The cave had habited wild beasts for millennia.
56. The beach house was finely habited for comfort.
57. The valley had been sparsely habited by farmers.
58. The tide pools were habited only by sea life.
59. The region had formerly been sparsely habited.
60. The empty shell of a house lay long habited.

Common Phrases

1. His quarters were meanly habited.
2. The old man was roughly habited.
3. The children were modestly habited.
4. The monk was simply habited.
5. The peasants were coarsely habited.
6. The prince was splendidly habited.
7. The poor beggar was poorly habited.
8. In richly habited robes, the king greeted his subjects.
9. In furs and silks the lady was finely habited.
10. She habited herself simply for the occasion.
11. The ghost was strangely habited in chains and rags.
12. The caveman was roughly habited in animal skins.
13. The gypsies were colorfully habited in bright fabrics.
14. The servants were uniformly habited in livery.
15. The actors were variously habited in their stage costumes.
16. The nobles were sumptuously habited in their finery.
17. The pilgrims were meagerly habited for their journey.
18. He habited himself in motley for the masquerade.
19. The soldiers were uniformly habited in their uniforms.
20. The king and queen were gorgeously habited in their robes of state.
21. The nuns were austerely habited in their habits.
22. The queen habited herself in state robes for the coronation.
23. The nun was soberly habited in her nun's habit.
24. Over time, our habits and manner of habiting ourselves change.
25. We habited ourselves in more casual wear for the hike.
26. The wild man was oddly habited in a loincloth and leaves.
27. The tribespeople were simply habited in robes of undyed cloth.
28. He habited himself in the costume of a clown.
29. Their military uniforms habited them for war.
30. The fishing village was roughly habited in simple cottages.
31. The guests were variously habited in formal and casual attire.
32. The actress habited herself as Cleopatra for the play.
33. The townsfolk were modestly habited in plain clothes.
34. The castles were sumptuously habited with fine furnishings.
35. The saints were simply habited in plain woolen robes.
36. His cave was meanly habited with few comforts.
37. The queen habited herself in mourning garb for the occasion.
38. The costume habited her for the time and place.
39. The statuesque lady was richly habited in silks and jewels.
40. The villagers were coarsely habited in rough homespun clothing.
41. They habited themselves in Arab garb for their disguises.
42. The fairy was daintily habited in silk and gossamer.
43. The camp was rudely habited with makeshift shelters.
44. The priest was soberly habited in cassock and collar.
45. The children were playfully habited in animal costumes.
46. She habited herself appropriately for the formal event.
47. The garden was exquisitely habited with colorful flowerbeds.
48. The street was variously habited with people from all walks of life.
49. The holiday atmosphere was gaily habited with lights and decorations.
50. The witch was grotesquely habited in an odd assortment of rags.
51. Her chambers were sumptuously habited with the finest furnishings.
52. The knight was splendidly habited in his armor and colors.
53. The hut was meanly habited with few furnishings.
54. The orphans were meagerly habited in worn secondhand clothes.
55. The pope was richly habited in his papal robes.
56. The rebel leaders were ruggedly habited in homespun.
57. They habited themselves as ghosts for Halloween.
58. The ancient tribes were simply habited in skins and woven fibers.
59. The poorhouse was coarsely habited with worn and shabby furnishings.
60. The cave dwellers were roughly habited in loincloths and animal skins.