cohabit
/koʊˈhæbɪt/
verb
- To live together as a couple, especially without being married.
- Many young couples choose to cohabit to save on rent.
- They decided to cohabit for a year before getting married.
- The study looked at how cohabiting couples share household chores.
- To exist together in the same place or at the same time, often peacefully.
- The two political parties must learn to cohabit in the coalition government.
- Modern technology and traditional crafts cohabit in this innovative workshop.
- Different species of birds cohabit in the same forest without conflict.
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