codependent
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7.3
- adjective
- /ˌkoʊdɪˈpɛndənt/
- Specialized
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codependiente
- It's difficult for her to make decisions alone because she is very codependent in her relationship with him.
- codependent relationship
- label a codependent
So are you the giver or the taker in codependent relationships?
- So are you the giver or the taker in codependent relationships?
- These things can be features of your own codependent patterns.
- Plenty of people break out of codependent family systems.
- Well, yeah, I think first and foremost, I see a lot of codependent relationships these days.
- Release codependent patterns and create the love you desire.
- And my immediate reaction was I'm not codependent.
- How different would I have been if I had not witnessed my parents toxic, codependent and stunted marriage or divorce?
- You aren't broken or codependent or foolish or weak for feeling bad about not being hoovered.
- Well, I still have a codependent relationship with show business, which is frustrating.
- It has, you know, when we were young and codependent and we needed each other, we were inspired by our differences.
- The person who's being that codependent super duper harms your child.
- How could we show a codependent character versus?
- Shut the fuck up you codependent freak show.
- But I think that it just made me realize how not codependent and how tolerant you are.
- So there was this like very codependent, a little bit emotionally incest and what kind of thing going on.
Examples
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I think our society is so afraid now of being codependent or enabling someone.
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- It's a very codependent relationship.
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Plenty of people break out of codependent family systems.
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These things can be features of your own codependent patterns.
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Well, yeah, I think first and foremost, I see a lot of codependent relationships these days.
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Well, I still have a codependent relationship with show business, which is frustrating.
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So are you the giver or the taker in codependent relationships?
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The relationship between Bella and Edward is codependent at best and flat-out abusive at worst.
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There's something so scary about how often even media meant for adults glorify really unhealthy codependent relationships.
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The nurse manager needs to realize that the hospital culture may reinforce codependent behaviors in nurse employees (van der Wal, 1996).
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
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4.7
Needing help from other people or things too much
Trusting one person or thing too much
Antonyms
How Dependent
- Specialized
6
7.3
182
2.8
30
4.0
13
4.5
984
2.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Codependent comes from co- meaning 'together' and dependent meaning 'relying on someone'. So, a codependent relationship is one where two people rely on each other too much in an unhealthy way and cannot grow to be independent.