habitation

• On a hill about a mile to the southward of her habitation is a village which flourishes in the sunshine of her favour and protection. —  Charles Philip Yorke, Fourth Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral R.N.
• It's endlessly entertaining to me how these pictures in no way convey the sheer chaos of their canine yard co-habitation, and the undiluted fear in Iggy's eyes whenever she was anywhere near him. —  kerrianne.org
• In the case of married couples or co-habitation, the bill may be in either resident's name under the same physical address.
• If only they could reach some human habitation, they could ask to be directed. —  A harum-scarum schoolgirl
• But it now scarcely possesses a roof, and no sign of a habitation is anywhere visible The night has come on rainy and dark, and a weary tramp with his dog has been thankful to crawl into its poor shelter and rest his limbs. —  A Dog with a Bad Name

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