habitant Antonyms
Meaning of habitant
habitant (n)
a person who inhabits a particular place
habitant (v. t.)
An inhabitant; a dweller.
An inhabitant or resident; -- a name applied to and denoting farmers of French descent or origin in Canada, especially in the Province of Quebec; -- usually in plural.
habitant Sentence Examples
- The secluded village housed a mere 150 habitants, each with their own unique story.
- As a long-time habitant of the quaint town, she had witnessed countless changes over the years.
- The ancient abbey was said to be inhabited by enigmatic spirits, leaving many habitants fearful.
- The remote mountain range was home to a small group of hardy habitants who embraced the solitude.
- The enigmatic habitant of the dilapidated cottage had become the subject of local folklore.
- The abundance of resources in the region made it an ideal location for human habitants to thrive.
- The habits and customs of the island's habitants were vastly different from those on the mainland.
- The old habitant had lived in the same house for over seven decades, its walls holding countless memories.
- The proliferation of invasive species threatened the delicate balance of the local habitant population.
- The endangered species had a small but dedicated group of habitants working tirelessly to protect its survival.
FAQs About the word habitant
a person who inhabits a particular placeAn inhabitant; a dweller., An inhabitant or resident; -- a name applied to and denoting farmers of French descent or ori
inhabitant, resident, occupant, citizen, dweller,resider, native, tenant, denizen, inhabiter
alien, nonresident, tourist, alien, visitor, foreigner, nonresident, transient, visitor, foreigner
The secluded village housed a mere 150 habitants, each with their own unique story.
As a long-time habitant of the quaint town, she had witnessed countless changes over the years.
The ancient abbey was said to be inhabited by enigmatic spirits, leaving many habitants fearful.
The remote mountain range was home to a small group of hardy habitants who embraced the solitude.
