When Does Cohabit Mean?
1: to Live Together as or as If a Married Couple They Cohabited in a Small Apartment. 2A: to Live Together or in Company Buffaloes Cohabiting with Crossbred...
1 : to live together as or as if a married couple They cohabited in a small apartment. 2a : to live together or in company buffaloes cohabiting with crossbred cows — Biol.
What do cohabitate mean?
: to live or exist together or in company : cohabit Pairs who cohabitate without marrying report even higher levels of happiness and self-esteem than do those who wed before shacking up … —
Which is correct cohabit or cohabitate?
They both derive from Latin “cohabitare”. Cohabitate is a later formation. cohabit (v.): "to dwell together," specifically "to dwell together as husband and wife," 1530s, a back-formation from cohabitation (q.v.) or else from Late Latin cohabitare.