Cohabitation

Definition of Cohabitation

Cohabitation means living together and having a romantic relationship without being married.

How should Cohabitation divide into syllables

The word cohabitation has 5 syllables. The vowels in the word are 'o', 'a', 'i', and 'o'. The consonants are 'c', 'h', 'b', 't', and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Cohabitation

John and Jane's cohabitation lasted for five years.

Sentences with Cohabitation

• Many couples choose cohabitation before getting married.
• Cohabitation can lead to a better understanding of your partner.
• Some people disapprove of cohabitation before marriage.
• Cohabitation can have financial benefits.
• In some countries, cohabitation is not socially acceptable.
• Cohabitation can be a good way to test your compatibility.
• Cohabitation can be a long-term solution for couples.
• Cohabitation can be a challenge for some couples.
• Cohabitation is becoming more common in modern society.
• Cohabitation can have legal implications in some cases.

Quotes with Cohabitation

• "Cohabitation before marriage is just like taking a car for a test drive." - Unknown
• "Cohabitation is a good way to test your compatibility before getting married." - Unknown
• "Cohabitation is a growing trend among young couples." - Unknown
• "Cohabitation can be a long-term solution for some couples." - Unknown
• "Cohabitation can help you save money before getting married." - Unknown

Number of characters in Cohabitation

12 ( c, o, h, a, b, i, t, a, t, i, o, n )

Unique letters in Cohabitation

8 ( c, o, h, a, b, i, t, n )

Cohabitation Backwards

noitatibahoc

Phonetic Transcription of Cohabitation

IPA (International): kəʊˌhæbʌˈteɪʃʌn

ARA (American): koˌhæbʌˈteʃʌn

EPA (English): kəʊˌhæbʌˈteɪʃʌn

KOW-HHAE-BAH-TEY-SHAH-N