10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cohabit' in a Sentence
"To live together as if married, usually without legal or religious sanction." more
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The roommates will have cohabited peacefully throughout their college years.
The political allies will have cohabited in the coalition government for the entire term.
The researchers will have cohabited with the indigenous community to understand their traditional practices.
After years of collaboration, the artists will have cohabited creatively on numerous projects.
As teammates, they will have cohabited on the field, achieving victory after victory.
By the end of the year, the explorers will have cohabited in the remote wilderness for months.
After completing their joint venture, the companies will have cohabited in the competitive market.
By the time they celebrate their tenth anniversary, they will have cohabited for a decade.
By the time they retire, the couple will have cohabited happily in their countryside home.
By the project deadline, the engineers will have cohabited on the innovative technology.
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