Plural form of cohabitation; multiple instances or types of people living together in romantic relationships without marriage.
Standard English pluralization of cohabitation by adding -s. Reflects the increasing frequency of the phenomenon discussed in plural form in modern discourse.
The fact that we now commonly use this word in plural shows how mainstream this living arrangement has become—fifty years ago, it would have been shocking to discuss 'cohabitations' in casual conversation!
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