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cohabitation

NOUN
common-law marriage
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Such an approval is typically considered an official acknowledgment that the relationship is valid, and is based on interviews, documents, such as a marriage license, bills and other proof of cohabitation and wedding photographs.

From Seattle Times

It’s critical for a couple to discuss their expectations about what cohabitation will look like for them before moving in together, says Terrill.

From Los Angeles Times

Benedict’s death, and Gaenswein’s postmortem revelations, have removed the façade of a happy cohabitation of two popes.

From Seattle Times

It never hurts to draw up a cohabitation agreement so you can go back to a written document that outlines what you’ve both agreed to.

From Seattle Times

It also opened the door to Pope Francis, a progressive reformer with whom he shared an awkward, if decorous, cohabitation in a Vatican with two popes.

From New York Times