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What is the opposite meaning of habitable?

The opposite meaning of habitable depends on the context. Here are a few options:

General opposites:

* Inhabitable: This directly negates the meaning of "habitable" and means "not suitable for living".

* Uninhabitable: Similar to "inhabitable", this means "not suitable for living".

* Unlivable: This implies that a place is too harsh or dangerous for humans to live in.

* Desolate: This describes a place that is barren, empty, and lacking in life.

* Barren: This refers to a place that is unproductive or unable to support life.

Specific opposites:

* Toxic: If referring to a habitable environment being polluted, the opposite would be "clean" or "non-toxic".

* Hostile: If referring to a habitable environment being dangerous, the opposite would be "safe" or "welcoming".

The best opposite word depends on the specific situation and what aspect of "habitable" you want to contradict.

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