Antonyms for de-pending

Grammar : Adj, verb

Spell : dih-pend

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈpɛnd

Definition of de-pending

Origin : early 15c., "to be attached to as a condition or cause," a figurative use, from Middle French dependre, literally "to hang from, hang down," from Latin dependere "to hang from, hang down; be dependent on, be derived," from de- "from, down" (see de-) + pendere "to hang, be suspended" (see pendant). Related: Depended; depending.

As in subject to : adj liable to be subjected
As in reliant : adj dependent
As in dependent : adj contingent, determined by
As in pivot : verb revolve around center point
As in presume : verb make assumption; believe
As in rely : verb have confidence in
As in base : verb build plan or opinion on
As in suspend : verb hang from above
As in underpin : verb base
As in dangle : verb suspend
As in depend : verb count on, rely upon
As in depend : verb be contingent on
As in entrust : verb give custody, authority to
As in hang : verb suspend or be suspended
As in hinge : verb be contingent on

Synonyms for de-pending

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