cohabitation [ˌkəʊhæbɪˈteɪʃn, америк. koʊˌhæb-] СУЩ. no мн.
- cohabitation
- сожи́тельство ср.
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There has been an increase in the research performed on the relationship between cohabitation and its effect on child development.
en.wikipedia.org Researchers have noted that changes in the religious demographics of a society have accompanied the rise in cohabitation.
en.wikipedia.org Contemporary objections to cohabiting couples center around three primary topics; religion, social pressure, and the effect of cohabitation on a child's development.
en.wikipedia.org In spite of the haphazard nature of their cohabitation, residents had to navigate communal living, which required share responsibilities and reliance on one another.
en.wikipedia.org Cohabitation of these dens is not uncommon, particularly among breeding pairs.
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