What is another word for living with?

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kindhearted, softhearted, compassionate, forbearing, longanimous, Soft-shell, softshell, all heart, being big, going easy on, going easy with, old softie, soft shell, forbearance, longanimity, patientness, selfcontrol, charitable, understanding, pitying, sympathetic, commiserative, responsive, kindly, merciful, lenient, tender, benevolent, warmhearted, warm, piteous, sparing, humanitarian, bleeding heart, indulgent, tenderhearted, humane, clement, long-suffering, easy, considerate, patient, thoughtful, gentle, forgiving, moderate, mild, restraint, self-control, moderation, resignation, endurance, temperance, tolerance, abstinence, Refraining, fortitude, patience, defer, live with, receive, stomach, tolerate, stand for, swallow, accept, bear, suffer, bear with, put up with, stand, sit tight, take, hang tough, withstand, endure, hang in, consent, hang in there, acknowledge, be big about, concede, bow, defer to, recognize, respect, agree, play the game, submit to, acquiesce, don't rock the boat, don't make waves, capitulate, yield to, sit still for, fit in, assent, go along with, empower, give carte blanche, give permission, hear of, pass on, accredit, release, be game for, okay, approve, be big, support, oblige, sanction, warrant, accord, give a blank check, favor, take kindly to, indulge, endorse, certify, give the go-ahead, license, hold with, brook, free up, pass, let, give the green light, give leave, grant permission, authorize, commission, admit, approbate, praise, countenance, like, appreciate, roll with punches, think highly of, admire, string along with, esteem, commend, face it, grin and bear it, regard highly, applaud, acclaim, handle, take up on, be big on, abide, go, allow, take up housekeeping, be roommates with, shack up, room together, couple, play house, live illegally, conjugate, share address, mingle, have relations, face, encounter, tussle, make go of it, make the grade, survive, rise to occasion, pit oneself against, struggle, grapple, hack, get a handle on, hack it, struggle through, battle with, confront, weather, wrestle, hold one's own, dispatch, tangle, buffet, make out, carry on, get by, deal, make it, condone, thumbs up, go for, advocate, aid, nod at, encourage, cope, back, confirm, smile on, invite, give the nod, abet, sign off on, get behind, help, give green light, stomach something, champion, uphold, give stamp of approval, put john hancock on, review, direct, behave, control, behave toward, discuss, use, rid, consider, clear, act, see to, oversee, cope with, approach, take care of, concern, serve, treat, play, conduct oneself, get a handle on something, make a go of it, unburden, have to do with, attend to, laugh off, neglect, let go, pay no heed to, tune out, leave out of account, miss, scorn, look the other way, brush away, turn a deaf ear, snub, pooh-pooh, overpass, overlook, slight, Vilipend, disparage, despise, pay no mind, fail, blink at, take no notice of, wink at, forget, let pass, discount, have no use for, brush aside, brush off, pass over, disobey, pay no attention to, omit, let off easy, cold-shoulder, contemn, shut eyes to, disdain, turn a blind eye, wipe slate clean, let bygones be bygones, whitewash, forgive, play past, turn blind eye to, swim with the tide, excuse, experience, sustain, hold, hang on, stay the course, resign oneself to, submit, last, wear, undergo, sweat, resign oneself, bite the bullet, reconcile oneself, digest, go through, wait out, feel, see, bleed, yield, hurt, know, take it, brave, carry the torch, sit and take it, keep up, maintain, sweat out, stick it out, continue, stand up to, bear up under, take it lying down, ride out, let in, contain, take it on the chin, give access, welcome, accommodate, face the music, take one's medicine, take one's lumps, humor, tough out, pocket, string along, consent to, hear, kindhearted

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What is another word for living with?

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