Antonyms for in dependence

Grammar : Noun

Spell : in-di-pen-duh ns

Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn dɪˈpɛn dəns

Definition of in dependence

Origin : 1630s; see independent + -ence. Earlier in same sense was independency (1610s). U.S. Independence Day (July 4) recorded under that name by 1791. An Old English word for it was selfdom, with dom "law."

As in independence : noun liberty, freedom
As in individuality : noun personality
As in latitude : noun freedom, room to move; scope
As in liberty : noun freedom
As in license : noun authority, permission
As in right : noun justice, morality
As in subsistence : noun provisions for survival
As in free hand : noun freedom to act and make decisions
As in home rule : noun self-government
As in self-sufficiency : noun ability to manage for oneself
As in independency : noun freedom
As in particularity : noun individuality
As in self-government : noun freedom
As in separateness : noun individuality
As in singularity : noun individuality
As in determination : noun perseverance
As in emancipation : noun freedom

Synonyms for in dependence

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