Meanings of cohabit with in English

There may be several people within earshot who also cohabit with their mothers.

Can these new civic values cohabit with customary Catholic thought?

She reflected, 'How does he, after having produced me from himself, cohabit with me?

Concerning those who minister at the altar and have wives, whether they may cohabit with them.

Dr. Cave imagines, that St. Gregory continued to cohabit with his wife after he was bishop.

Like many Ecuadorean presidents, Febres Cordero was obliged to cohabit with an opposition-dominated parliament, which tried his limited patience.

It was a question of whether the establishment's sense of "taste and decency" could cohabit with Ryan's brand of indecency.

They soon realise that their beloved ink-black Darius cannot cohabit with such a magnificent young Turk; sadly, they return him to an indifferent caretaker.

The operation is quite simple and as follows: The husband, having been found perfectly healthy, is directed to cohabit with his wife, using a condom.

One man murdered his wife for flirting or cohabiting with another man.

I live alone today after cohabiting with partners for more than thirty years.

Another wife therefore, cohabits with the man while the first rears her child.

She became a cow, and the other a bull, and he cohabited with her.

He cohabited with her; from them men were born.

The descendants of Aïda had done likewise, sometimes cohabiting with the Four, more often going it alone.

Since leaving home, he had cohabited with three women, but this one-It-wastestinghim to his limits.