live with
Share a home
To live with someone is to share a residence, often implying a romantic relationship without marriage: They've been living together for three years.
To live with something is to accept or tolerate an ongoing condition: I can live with that decision, She learned to live with chronic pain.
The phrase suggests resignation—not enthusiasm, but willingness to endure.
- toleratePermit without approval
- bearLarge furry omnivore
- endureSuffer through without yielding
- cohabitantOne sharing living quarters
- sufferExperience pain or distress
accept · grin and bear it · put up or shut up · roommate · reconcile · settle for · get used to · stand · abide · housemate · partner · accommodate · household · spouse · cohabiting couple · flatmate · together · adapt
- endurancestamina, endure, perseverance, persistence, staying power
live witheliminate
Remove completely
get rid of · eradicate · overcome · resolve · fix
live withescape
Flight from captivity
avoid · evade · abandon · leave behind · walk away from
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