English to Latin Meaning of dependent - dependens

Dependent :
dependens

dependens, de familia membrum,, amica, cognatus, ministrator, de discipulis eius, particeps, servus, humiliori, satelles, Puer, nequissimi scurrae delatorisque

dependens, media inservientia, contingens, ancillis, conditional!, ordinatis, per, servientes, comitatus, haec, studiosissimus, obedientes, sicut ceteri homines, missus

codependentcodependentssecundumdependenterdependentibus
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Definitions of dependent in English
Noun(1) a person who relies on another person for support (especially financial support
Adjective(1) relying on or requiring a person or thing for support, supply, or what is needed(2) contingent on something else(3) (of a clause, or dependent(4) held from above and hanging down(5) being under the power or sovereignty of another or others(6) addicted to a drug
Examples of dependent in English
(1) The dependent measure is the time it takes the participant to complete each task.(2) He felt helpless, dependent on whomever should be near him.(3) Performance and memory required is dependent on the format and size of each native source file.(4) What most people fear, after all, is a death that comes after repeated aggressive interventions have left them helpless and dependent on technology.(5) It showed the vulnerability of many member countries that are dangerously dependent on one supplier.(6) The success of an operating system is dependent on the applications support that it generates more than any other single factor.(7) An asylum seeker with insulin dependent diabetes has recently had her claim for asylum rejected.(8) The space required is dependent on production volume.(9) The stability of rule-ordered actions is dependent upon the shared meaning assigned to words used to formulate a set of rules.(10) The airport's success is largely dependent on the support of local public and businesses, he said.(11) The cash poor nation becomes more and more dependent and is unable to create growth, as they annually service the debts.(12) They are, like most of us, dependent on and incapable of challenging the very way of life that may be killing them.(13) The organization's success, in fact its very survival, over the long term is dependent on ethical leadership.(14) Major pancreatic resection invariably results in the development of insulin dependent diabetes.(15) The parties supporting her are wholly dependent on her nod for their survival.(16) The most encouraging aspect of the reforms has been their impact on those thought most vulnerable and dependent on welfare.
Related Phrases of dependent
(1) dependent on ::
dependens
(2) dependent variable ::
dependens variabilis
(3) dependent upon ::
in dependens
(4) dependent children ::
filii dependens
(5) dependent clause ::
dependens clause
(6) dependent child ::
puer dependens
(7) self-dependent ::
auto-dependens
(8) time dependent ::
tunc dependens
(9) dependent variables ::
variables dependens
Synonyms
Adjective
1. conditional on ::
in conditional!
2. reliant on ::
in fidens,
3. addicted to ::
deditus
4. reliant ::
fidens,
5. subordinate ::
ordinatis
6. subject ::
subject
7. hooked ::
aduncum
8. pendent ::
pendentibus
9. qualified ::
qualified
Noun
10. child ::
puer
Antonyms
1. independent ::
sui iuris
2. unconditional ::
sine exceptione
Different Forms
codependent, codependents, dependent, dependently, dependents
Word Example from TV Shows
and, uh, your livelihood is dependent

and, uh, your livelihood is DEPENDENT

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 21

I am completely dependent on you.

I am completely DEPENDENT on you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 23

That's not true. My happiness is not dependent on my best friend...

That's not true. My happiness is not DEPENDENT on my best friend...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 15

...is not dependent on anyone's approval.

...is not DEPENDENT on anyone's approval.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

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