Definitions:

1. Can refer to someone wearing a particular type of clothing or attire, especially in a religious or ceremonial context. ADJECTIVE
   • The monks were habited in long, brown robes as they went about their daily prayers.
2. Means that it has been lived in or occupied by someone or something. ADJECTIVE
   • The abandoned village was habited until just a few decades ago, but now nature has reclaimed it.
3. Past participle form of the verb 'habit', which means to inhabit or dwell in a place. ADJECTIVE
   • The old castle, though now in ruins, was once habited by royalty.

Synonyms:

• attired
• clad
• clothed
• dressed
• inhabited