How to pronounce“populate”in English
we came back in spades we we you know succeeded far beyond our wildest dreams if you will so we not only survived in Africa but we expanded and we started to
populate the rest of the world and that that correlates with a change in culture which is the dawn of the late Stone Age where tools become more finely crafted
art makes its appearance some linguists think that modern language appeared around that time hunting techniques become more sophisticated evidence for
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Definitions of “populate”
To supply with inhabitants; to people.
To live in; to inhabit.
populous
“Now, a famous King, and ſtrengthened with a Prince of ſingular expectation, and in the prime of his years, owner of the entire Iſle of Britain, enjoying Ireland populate and quiet, and infinitely more ſupported by Confederates of the Low-Countries, Denmarke, divers of the Princes of Germany and others.”
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