disinhabited (Meaning)
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disinhabited (a.)
Uninhabited.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disinhabited
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disinhabited Sentence Examples
- The disinhabited island, devoid of any human presence, served as a sanctuary for wildlife.
- The eerie silence of the disinhabited town sent shivers down their spines as they cautiously explored the vacant streets.
- The nomadic tribe wandered through the disinhabited plains, searching for sustenance and shelter.
- The once-thriving village stood disinhabited, its abandoned houses and overgrown gardens a stark reminder of its former life.
- The desolate outpost, perched atop a windswept hill, stood disinhabited, bearing witness to the harshness of the unforgiving landscape.
- The disinhabited castle, shrouded in mystery and legend, captivated the imaginations of those who dared to venture near its crumbling walls.
- The abandoned mine, long disinhabited, revealed its secrets to the intrepid explorers who ventured into its dark depths.
- The disinhabited spacecraft, drifting aimlessly through the vastness of space, told a tale of a failed mission and a lost crew.
- The disinhabited planet, devoid of any signs of life, challenged scientists to decipher its enigmatic history.
- The disinhabited lunar base, left behind by a long-forgotten space program, stood as a testament to humanity's fleeting presence among the stars.
FAQs About the word disinhabited
Uninhabited.
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The disinhabited island, devoid of any human presence, served as a sanctuary for wildlife.
The eerie silence of the disinhabited town sent shivers down their spines as they cautiously explored the vacant streets.
The nomadic tribe wandered through the disinhabited plains, searching for sustenance and shelter.
The once-thriving village stood disinhabited, its abandoned houses and overgrown gardens a stark reminder of its former life.
