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Meanings of cohabit (cohabited) in English
Usage of cohabited in English
1
Had they not had children, he would have been convinced that they cohabited platonically.
2
She became a cow, and the other a bull, and he cohabited with her.
3
And give those with whom ye have cohabited their dowry.
4
You and I haven't cohabited for years, so there won't be any mandatory separation period.
5
He cohabited with her; from them men were born.
6
We were separated before we had cohabited together.
7
This man was visited by his mother and a poor, ignorant woman with whom he cohabited.
8
Many people now cohabited without getting married.
9
Since leaving home, he had cohabited with three women, but this one-It-wastestinghim to his limits.
10
When the latter, Donna Hanover, kicked him out of Gracie Mansion, he cohabited with two gay men.
11
It is as if the Cassandra-like voice of his most famous work, Darkness at Noon, cohabited with Casanova.
12
There is also anger that the government is not extending the payment to parents who cohabited but were not married.
13
With his first wife, the daughter and sole heiress of John Vaughan, Earl of Carberry in Ireland, he never cohabited.
14
His Chloe probably was sometimes ideal: but the woman with whom he cohabited was a despicable drab of the lowest species.
15
She was about the same age with Tiberius, who was now forty seven, and they had not cohabited for many years.
16
At that time this woman lived in the same house with her husband, but cohabited there with the husband of another woman.
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