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cohabitation
noun as in common-law marriage
Weak match
noun as in sexual intercourse
Example Sentences
There have been three periods of cohabitation in the past:
“Marriage is the union of man and woman under Christ … and the church does not accept the cohabitation of its members in any form other than marriage,” the Ecumenical Patriarchate said.
My strictest rule involves what Chris Taylor and Paul Arguin call “cookie cohabitation” in “Fabulous Modern Cookies”: Always store each type separately.
After all, how many people are sharing cohabitation agreements that have devolved from loving marriages into practical partnerships?
“Our cohabitation with the big predators that have always populated our country is not only possible, with the right precautions, but also necessary,” the group said in a statement.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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