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Meaning of reinhabit
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reinhabit (v. t.)
To inhabit again.
reinhabit Sentence Examples
- After the devastating fire, the family was determined to reinhabit their beloved home.
- The abandoned building was once a thriving business, but now nature was reinhabiting it.
- Scientists discovered that certain species had reinhabited an area previously thought to be uninhabitable.
- Over time, the forest would slowly reinhabit the land that had been cleared for agriculture.
- The old mill was abandoned for decades, but now artists were reinhabiting it as a creative hub.
- The rediscovered temple was under renovation, preparing for priests to reinhabit the sacred space.
- The once-bustling city streets were now deserted, but a small group of survivors was attempting to reinhabit them.
- The ancestral land had been reclaimed, and the tribe was ready to reinhabit their traditional territory.
- The abandoned mine was contaminated, but scientists were researching methods to reinhabit it safely.
- The island was declared uninhabitable after the tsunami, but residents were determined to reinhabit their lost homes.
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To inhabit again.
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After the devastating fire, the family was determined to reinhabit their beloved home.
The abandoned building was once a thriving business, but now nature was reinhabiting it.
Scientists discovered that certain species had reinhabited an area previously thought to be uninhabitable.
Over time, the forest would slowly reinhabit the land that had been cleared for agriculture.
