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Peopled শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: বাস করা

Peopled Meaning In Bengali বাস করা

Peopled

বাস করা, বসান, আবাস করা, জনপূর্ণ করা, বসবাস করা, আবাস করানো,

Definition

1) Peopled (adjective): Inhabited or populated by a group of individuals or communities.
2) Peopled (verb): To fill or provide with inhabitants; populate.
3) Peopled (adjective): Characterized by the presence of a large number of people or a particular group of individuals.

Examples

Peopled Example in a sentence

1) The village was peopled with friendly farmers and hardworking artisans.

2) The bustling city square was peopled with tourists and locals alike.

3) The fictional world created by the author was peopled with fantastical creatures and enchanting landscapes.

4) The remote island was peopled by a small community of fishermen and their families.

5) The historical drama was peopled with characters from different social classes and backgrounds.

6) The company's board of directors was peopled with experienced executives and industry experts.

7) The ancient ruins were peopled with ghostly figures from a bygone era.

8) The lively party was peopled with guests of all ages and nationalities.

9) The fantasy novel was peopled with elves, dwarves, and other mythical beings.

10) The online forum was peopled with users sharing their opinions and experiences.

Part of Speech

Peopled (Verb)

Synonyms

Live , Dwell , Reside , Abide , Hang Out , Nest - (VERB) বাস করা

Inflict , Embed , Set , Imbed , People , Establish - (VERB) বসান

Dwell , Habit , People - (VERB) আবাস করা

Replenish , Pack , Populate , People - (VERB) জনপূর্ণ করা

Inhabit , Be Located In , Dwell , People - (VERB) বসবাস করা

People - (VERB) আবাস করানো

Antonyms

Deserted
Empty
Vacant

Encyclopedia

Peopled (adjective): Inhabited or populated by a group of individuals or communities.
Peopled (verb): To fill or provide with inhabitants; populate.
Peopled (adjective): Characterized by the presence of a large number of people or a particular group of individuals.