habited
/ˈhæbɪtɪd/
VERB
1. To clothe or dress
To put clothing, garments, or other covering on someone or something.
1.1. Putting on clothing or garments
Used to describe the act of dressing or providing someone with clothes, garments, or attire.
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Examples
- The ceremonial figures were habited in elaborate robes for the royal procession.
- The monks were habited in traditional garments according to their order.
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VERB
2. To inhabit or live in a place
To occupy or reside in a particular place, dwelling, region, or environment.
2.1. Living in or occupying a place
Used to describe people or groups occupying a location as their place of residence or settlement.
Synonyms
- inhabited
- occupied
- dwelt in
- resided in
- lived in
- settled in
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Examples
- The coastal town was habited by generations of fishing families.
- The secluded valley was habited by a small community for centuries.
Related Words
- inhabitants
- residents
- dwellers
- settlers
- habitation
- occupancy
ADJECTIVE
3. Dressed in a particular habit
Wearing a distinctive outfit or uniform, especially a traditional garment associated with a religious order or profession.
3.1. Religious or traditional attire
Describes someone wearing a characteristic habit or formal garment, particularly the clothing worn by members of a religious order.
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- The habited monks walked silently through the monastery courtyard.
- The procession included several habited members of the religious order.
Related Words
- monastic
- clerical
- religious habit
- cassock
- vestment
- robe