peopled (Meaning)
peopled (s)
furnished with people
peopled (imp. & p. p.)
of People
peopled (a.)
Stocked with, or as with, people; inhabited.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peopled
peopled Sentence Examples
- The ancient city was peopled by a diverse population of traders, craftsmen, and scholars.
- The remote island was thinly peopled, with only a few isolated villages scattered along the coast.
- The valley was densely peopled, with lush vegetation and a myriad of creatures inhabiting its ecosystem.
- The sprawling metropolis was peopled by millions of individuals, each with their own unique story and purpose.
- The abandoned building stood empty, its once-bustling hallways now peopled only by ghosts of the past.
- The sprawling countryside was sparsely peopled, with vast stretches of undeveloped land providing refuge for wildlife.
- The forest was peopled by a plethora of creatures, from towering trees to tiny wildflowers.
- The vibrant city streets were peopled by a kaleidoscope of faces, each reflecting a different background and culture.
- The isolated mountaintop was scarcely peopled, offering solitude and unspoiled beauty to the rare visitors who ventured there.
- The ancient ruins were peopled by a sense of history and mystery, drawing explorers and archaeologists to unravel their secrets.
FAQs About the word peopled
furnished with peopleof People, Stocked with, or as with, people; inhabited.
inhabited,populated, settled,colonized,moved (to)
depopulated, depopulated,unpeopled, unpeopled,
The ancient city was peopled by a diverse population of traders, craftsmen, and scholars.
The remote island was thinly peopled, with only a few isolated villages scattered along the coast.
The valley was densely peopled, with lush vegetation and a myriad of creatures inhabiting its ecosystem.
The sprawling metropolis was peopled by millions of individuals, each with their own unique story and purpose.
