8 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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They have cohabited for several years, sharing a cozy apartment in the heart of the city.
They were cohabiting in the bustling city while working on their respective careers.
Birds of prey and smaller birds often cohabit in the same ecosystem, each playing a unique role in the food chain.
The characters in the novel cohabited in a small village, each with their own secrets.
The actors had to cohabit in a small trailer during the film shoot, fostering a unique bond.
The characters in the novel are cohabiting in a shared fictional world.
She was cohabiting with her partner before deciding to get married.
By the time they retire, the couple will have cohabited happily in their countryside home.
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