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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
enhabit .
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Examples
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And therfore it is muche waaste, and thinly enhabited.
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And the earth at that tyme beyng but clammie and softe, through the attemperaunce of that moysture and heate, man there first to haue bene fourmed, and there to haue gladlier enhabited (as natiue and naturall vnto him) then in any other place, when all places ware as yet straunge, and vnknowen, whiche aftre men soughte.
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Then enhabited thei more thicke, and spred themselues ouer all, and buylte euery where.
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The walks schewen zit: but it is not alle enhabited.
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Asmuche as is enhabited therof, is a plentuous soile, but the great parte of it lieth waste, voide of enhabitauntes, either to whote4 for menne to abide, or full of noisome and venemous vermine, and beastes, or elles so whelmed in sande and grauell, that there is nothing but mere barreinesse.
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The lande of Siria (whereof we haue named Iewrie a parte) is at this daie enhabited of the Grekes, called Griphones, of the
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And to thende the same myghte euery wheare again be enhabited, he dispersed his yssue and kyndredes into sondrie coastes.
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These beynge as it ware by fortune throwen oute into the desertes, farre from the partes miete to be enhabited, giue them selues altogether to fyshing, which they eate haulfe rawe.
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The walks schewen zit: but it is not alle enhabited.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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And to thende the same myghte euery wheare again be enhabited, he dispersed his yssue and kyndredes into sondrie coastes.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 06 Madiera, the Canaries, Ancient Asia, Africa, etc. Richard Hakluyt 1584
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