cohabit

Object

• couple: The number of cohabiting couples is expected to double by 2021.
• partner: However, a cohabiting partner can be liable for debts relating to council tax or a social fund loan.
• father: Married fathers are more likely than cohabiting fathers to support their children.
• household: Note that in standard output, same-sex couple households will be grouped with cohabiting couple households.
• relationship: The average life of a cohabiting relationship is just over 2 years compared with more than nine years for marriage.
• mind: This approach allows many unexpected characteristics of the cohabiting mind to be elaborated.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Sixteen per cent of couples with dependent children now cohabit rather than marry.
• together: The scored lines, random marks and muted palette help to " create a tension where drawing and form cohabit together " .
• then: If you are cohabiting then your partner will not be left your estate under the intestacy rules.
• now: Sixteen per cent of couples with dependent children now cohabit rather than marry.
• never: This section extends the availability of non-molestation orders to those in domestic relationships who have never cohabited or have never been married.
• already: In reply to your letter, I have already cohabited with your officer with no results so far.

Preposition: before

• marriage: And those who cohabit before marriage are 60 per cent more likely to have divorced after eight years of marriage.

Present participle complement

• follow: A. There's no requirement within the Act to cohabit following registration of a CP.

Preposition: with

• man: She had been cohabiting with a man named James GREGORY, who was now in custody on another charge.
• woman: He was a married man, but was living apart from his wife, and was cohabiting with a woman in George-street, Hyde.
• program: It wasnât always clear how it could cohabit with the international student program; and in 1980-1981 the Fellowship had times of turbulent disagreement.
• rodent: I'm unaware of his affinity, if any, for men who cohabit with oversize rodents.

Preposition: for

• year: Annabel and Belinda have cohabited for 10 years in Annabel's four bedroom detached house.