Difference between Inhabited and Thickly Settled

INHABITED vs THICKLY SETTLED: ADJECTIVE

Habitation, Unpeopled, Frequented, Uninhabited, Owner occupied, Populous, Settled, Tenanted, Thickly settled, Haunted, Underpopulated, Colonized, Occupied, Peopled, Populated

Habitation, Unpeopled, Frequented, Uninhabited, Owner occupied, Populous, Settled, Tenanted, Thickly settled, Haunted, Underpopulated, Colonized, Occupied, Peopled, Populated

It was once inhabited by the Taino, or.
Saura Indians, who once inhabited this scenic area.
Such stars are unlikely to have inhabited planets.
Indigenous Australian peoples have long inhabited the area.
How can God give him this inhabited land?
The area is predominantly inhabited by Shia Hazaras.
None of those territories are inhabited by Europeans.
Tunis, to a region inhabited by the Berbers.
Diaspora Countries outside of Israel inhabited by Jews.
Clearly, the distinction made in the text is between the Galilean region, inhabited by Galilean Jews, and the Judaean region, inhabited by Judaean Jews.

The deceased left his home on a very wild animal on a business trip, and passed through a section not thickly settled.
The two votes for ratification came from Jefferson county, which included a considerable part of the most thickly settled portion of Kentucky.
During the war much of the territory of Ohio was unimproved woods, though thickly settled with cabin civilization.
In their desire to emulate more thickly settled communities they have built good roads, fine court houses, elaborate schools, irrigation projects, a local railroad.
Once the land became thickly settled and farmers needed to carefully subdivide their lands among heirs, legal documentation became more necessary.
Chateaugay road was thickly settled, and the Voree region was reclaimed from the wilderness.
Under such conditions homicide did not entail the stigma that more thickly settled regions associated with it.
There are numerous potent reasons in the thickly settled states one man can overestimated.
As shown by the above list of pioneers, Greenwood was soon thickly settled.
The telegraph, telephone, wireless, railroads, and thickly settled country have changed all this.