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How do you write inhabit as a noun?

"Inhabit" is a verb, not a noun. There isn't a direct noun form of "inhabit" that means "the act of inhabiting."

However, you can use several alternatives depending on the context:

General terms:

* Residence: This is a general term for the place where someone lives.

* Dwelling: Similar to residence, but often implies a more permanent or long-term living situation.

* Habitation: This refers to the act of living in a place, or the state of being inhabited.

* Occupancy: This refers to the act of living in a place, and often implies a legal right to do so.

Specific terms:

* Settlement: This refers to a group of people living together in a particular place.

* Colony: This refers to a group of people living in a new territory, often under the control of a larger country.

Phrases:

* The act of inhabiting: This phrase directly expresses the concept of inhabiting.

* The state of being inhabited: This phrase emphasizes the condition of being occupied.

The best way to choose the right word depends on the specific context of your writing.

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