uninhabitable in Greek
uninhabitable in Greek is ακατοίκητος — uninhabitable means not fit to live in.
uninhabitable in Greek
ακατοίκητος
Pronounced: akatoikitos
Not fit for people (or other living things) to live in; not able to be inhabited.
What does "uninhabitable" mean?
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adjective Not fit to live in.
"Rising sea levels could make parts of the coastline uninhabitable within decades."
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uninhabitable in a sentence
- Rising sea levels could make parts of the coastline uninhabitable within decades.
- The old house was declared uninhabitable after the fire.
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What is "uninhabitable" in Greek?
"uninhabitable" in Greek is ακατοίκητος. uninhabitable means: Not fit to live in.
How do you pronounce ακατοίκητος?
"uninhabitable" in Greek is ακατοίκητος, pronounced "akatoikitos".
How do you use "uninhabitable" in a sentence?
Example: "Rising sea levels could make parts of the coastline uninhabitable within decades." In Greek, "uninhabitable" is ακατοίκητος.
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