Adjective:

गर्दी,

populated's Usage Examples:

There was no station at the modern site, which was not in a populated area during the 19th century; the nearest stations were at Hebronville to the east and to the west.

are among the most densely populated areas of the world.

Such monopolies and the private firms' refusal to extend their services into sparsely-populated and unprofitable rural areas aroused demand for provincial entry into the market, which was effected in 1907.

In early 1730, Nalupa gradually depopulated due to the Moro pirate attacks.

sparsely populated plain is the biggest remaining area of calcareous grassland in northwest Europe.

Opposite a populated island the Spanish at last encountered hostile Tzʼutujil warriors and charged among them, scattering and pursuing them to a narrow causeway across which the surviving Tzʼutujil fled.

To avoid swampy areas and serve more populated ones, the PW"B built the Darby Improvement, which diverged from its existing main line just south of the Grays Ferry Bridge, passed through Darby, and rejoined it at Eddystone, just upriver from Chester.

The descendants of these immigrants, in the early 19th Century, populated the region of Itapema, giving its first administrative structure, on December 30, 1914, with the creation of its Police District.

Years passed and Santa Rita was rapidly populated.

Originally expected to be a bona fide canal in the 1820s conception, the easternmost leg of the Pennsylvania Canal was to be a continuation of the first funded and more difficult to construct engineering navigations and construction farther west in less populated rural regions.

It was repopulated in late 1942 and early 1943 by ethnically German settlers classified.

It is populated by around 350 adolescents and children, who live on the campus when not on a mission to help the police.

Synonyms:

inhabited,

Antonyms:

unoccupied, uninhabited,