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Live in sin

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Cultural Sensitivity

This phrase can be considered judgmental or outdated in cultures where cohabitation is normal.

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They were warned that older relatives might view them deciding to live in sin as scandalous.
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Emotional Connotation

'Live in sin' often carries a negative undertone implying moral disapproval.

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Despite the gossip, the couple was content to live in sin.
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Informal Usage

Used in informal contexts, this phrase might not be appropriate for formal or written English.

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When joking, they'd say they're living in sin.
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