cohabiting (Meaning)

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cohabiting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cohabit

The couple has been cohabiting for several years before deciding to tie the knot.
Cohabiting with his best friend has allowed him to save money on rent.
In some cultures, cohabiting before marriage is a common practice.
They began cohabiting after only a few months of dating.
The apartment lease specifies rules for cohabiting tenants.
Research suggests that cohabiting couples may face different challenges than married ones.
Cohabiting can provide a trial period for couples to test compatibility.
Cohabiting partners often divide household responsibilities to maintain a balanced lifestyle.
Some religious beliefs discourage cohabiting before marriage.
The decision to start cohabiting often involves discussions about long-term commitment.

of Cohabit

residing,living, dwelling, inhabiting,staying, occupying, lodging, leasing, hanging (at), populating

No antonyms found.

The couple has been cohabiting for several years before deciding to tie the knot.

Cohabiting with his best friend has allowed him to save money on rent.

In some cultures, cohabiting before marriage is a common practice.

They began cohabiting after only a few months of dating.