dishabit (Meaning)
Webster
dishabit (v. t.)
To dislodge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dishabit
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
dishabit Sentence Examples
- The once lively town had become dishabited after the devastating earthquake.
- The old house stood dishabited and forlorn, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling.
- The dishabited village was a sad sight, with empty houses and overgrown gardens.
- The government's forced relocation program dishabited entire communities.
- The dishabited area was declared a wildlife sanctuary, providing a safe haven for endangered species.
- The remote mountain village was dishabited due to lack of access to essential services.
- The abandoned town was dishabited and left to decay, its history fading away with time.
- The dishabited island was a popular destination for adventurous tourists seeking solitude.
- The dishabited valley was transformed into a thriving agricultural region after the construction of an irrigation canal.
- The once-bustling city was dishabited after a series of natural disasters, leaving only ruins behind.
FAQs About the word dishabit
To dislodge.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The once lively town had become dishabited after the devastating earthquake.
The old house stood dishabited and forlorn, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling.
The dishabited village was a sad sight, with empty houses and overgrown gardens.
The government's forced relocation program dishabited entire communities.
