dependently
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- adverb
- /dɪˈpɛndəntli/
- But my parents also decided not to live dependently on the government.
Examples
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She prefers to work dependently rather than taking on all responsibilities by herself.
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Looking at type systems, we see the emergence of dependently typed programming languages, such as Epigram.
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And dependent arising, it's only in the Hinayana sense that dependent arising means arising dependently on causes and conditions, the atoms and all those sorts of things.
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Treatment with corticosterone substantially and time-dependently increased serum insulin levels, regardless of whether the mice had received an empty or OCN-containing vector (Figure 11 G).
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Developing the project dependently on external funding can be risky for the organization.
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In group projects, students often collaborate dependently on each other's strengths.
Synonyms
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Shows trust in someone or something
Antonyms
How Dependent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dependently comes from depend, which comes from old parts de- 'from' and pendere 'to hang', the same idea you see in a pendulum or the word suspend. So, to depend is to 'hang on' someone, and dependently means 'in a way that relies on' someone or something.