"living partner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a romantic or intimate partner who shares a living space with someone. Example: "My living partner and I have been together for five years now and we couldn't be happier."
Following what has been used in previous studies, included demographic variables are age, gender, ethnicity (Dane, immigrant or descendant), civil status (married/partnership, unmarried, widowed/longest living partner or divorced/separated), region of residence, degree of urbanity of residence, and labour market status (unemployed, early retired, retired, not in job for other reasons).
These people are sexually aroused by a living partner pretending to be dead or engaging in sexual role plays involving anything from resurrecting a partner through sex to pretending to be a vampire.
Should something happen to either of you, the living partner will most likely will be treated as a roommate, without the right to your property, as far as the federal government is concerned.
It was a kind of widowhood with a living partner.
The corpse's living partner was a symbolical substitute for the new comrade awaited by the dead.
The city set up a special institution, Wohnpartner (living partner), to help support the residents of its multi-apartment municipal estates.
We're abandoning living partners for screen sex.
Information collected included the sociodemographic and health related characteristics of respondents and their living partners, including weight, height, living conditions, and chronic health problems.
Interestingly, we observed that intermittent carriers D523 and D618 harbored genetically similar strains as that of their living partners D594 and D619, respectively.
Now, they're more likely to first look at cloud services before bringing aboard live partners.
Marital status was categorized as married living with partner, has a partner but not living with him and single without partner.
