Question

2 While exploring the mountain ranges of the state during three summers, I have seen at least five of these deserted towns and villages. Some of them were probably only camps built by bands of prospectors, inhabited for a few months or years, and then carelessly abandoned for more promising fields. Many were real towns, regularly laid out and incorporated, containing well-built hotels, churches, schoolhouses, post offices, and jails, as well as the mills on which they all depended.

Use the word inhabited in your own sentence.

Answer 1

The ancient ruins of the once bustling city stood silent, a haunting reminder of the vibrant civilization that had inhabited the region centuries ago.