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Inhabitable actually means "Capable of being inhabited, occupied, or tenanted." and "Not habitable, not adapted to human habitation, uninhabitable." The joys o
by Vindicis 5y ago
Inhabitable actually means "Capable of being inhabited, occupied, or tenanted." and "Not habitable, not adapted to human habitation, uninhabitable."
The joys of english.
- thaumasiotes 5y agoDo you have a cite for that second gloss?