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71de|pend|a|ble — «dih PEHN duh buhl», adjective. that can be depended on; reliable; trustworthy: »Almanacs have fairly dependable information. –de|pend´a|ble|ness, noun …
72de|pend´ent|ly — de|pend|ent «dih PEHN duhnt», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. trusting or relying on another person or thing for support or help: »A child is dependent on its parents. 2. depending; possible if something else takes place: »A farmer s success is… …
73de|pend|ent — «dih PEHN duhnt», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. trusting or relying on another person or thing for support or help: »A child is dependent on its parents. 2. depending; possible if something else takes place: »A farmer s success is dependent on having …
74de|pend´er — de|pend «dih PEHND», intransitive verb. 1. to be a result of; be controlled or influenced by something else: »The success of our picnic will depend partly upon the weather. 2. to have as a support; get help from; rely (on or upon) for help:… …
75de|pend — «dih PEHND», intransitive verb. 1. to be a result of; be controlled or influenced by something else: »The success of our picnic will depend partly upon the weather. 2. to have as a support; get help from; rely (on or upon) for help: »Children… …
76ex|pend´er — ex|pend «ehk SPEHND», transitive verb. to spend; use up: »He expended thought, work, and money on his project. SYNONYM(S): disburse, consume. See syn. under spend. (Cf. ↑spend) ╂[< Latin expendere < ex out + pendere weigh (out), pay. See… …
77ex|pend — «ehk SPEHND», transitive verb. to spend; use up: »He expended thought, work, and money on his project. SYNONYM(S): disburse, consume. See syn. under spend. (Cf. ↑spend) ╂[< Latin expendere < ex out + pendere weigh (out), pay. See etym. of… …
78in´ter|de|pend´ent|ly — in|ter|de|pend|ent «IHN tuhr dih PEHN duhnt», adjective. dependent upon each other; mutually dependent. –in´ter|de|pend´ent|ly, adverb …
79in|ter|de|pend|ent — «IHN tuhr dih PEHN duhnt», adjective. dependent upon each other; mutually dependent. –in´ter|de|pend´ent|ly, adverb …
80self´-de|pend´ent|ly — self de|pend|ent «SEHLF dih PEHN duhnt», adjective. depending on oneself, or on one s own efforts; self reliant: »Left early to his own guidance, he hbegun to be self dependent while yet a boy (Hawthorne). –self´ de|pend´ent|ly, adverb …
