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4 +2 | be immersed in / to feel at home in |
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be immersed in / to feel at home in Explanation: Inhabit means to live in, but this "inhabit" is to inhabit mentally, so to be immersed in, to feel at home in. There's a dreadfully topical ring to "the inbuilt power of your mind to produce whatever truth you prefer". So, this is the Trump team's bedtime reading! |
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