inhabitability
- a word derived from inhabit.
- a word derived from inhabitable.
Example Sentences
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"Pollution ravages our planet, oozing inhabitability via air, soil, water and weather," the lawyer said in his suicide note, quoted by the New York Times.
From BBC • Apr. 15, 2018
“Pollution ravages our planet, oozing inhabitability via air, soil, water and weather,” Buckel wrote in the email that news outlets, including the New York Times, received.
From Slate • Apr. 14, 2018
A visitor to our planet at that time might not have held out much hope for its inhabitability, although life still survived in the oceans.
From Textbooks • Jan. 1, 2015
The result, which Domecq never perceives, is invariably monstrous: novels and poems that can not be read, art that cannot be seen, architecture � freed from the "demands of inhabitability" � that cannot be used.
From Time Magazine Archive
Could such a feeble glimmer of the invisible disc justify them in pronouncing a decided opinion on the inhabitability of the Moon?
From All Around the Moon by Roth, Edward
