Antonyms for de pendent

Grammar : Adj, adv, noun

Spell : dih-pen-duh nt

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈpɛn dənt

Definition of de pendent

Origin : 15c., variant spelling of dependant, now mostly restricted to adjectival use; see -ance. Dependent variable in mathematics is recorded from 1852.

As in minor : adj insignificant, small
As in mutual : adj shared, common
As in pending : adj about to happen
As in pendulous/pendent : adj hanging
As in possible : adj likely, attainable
As in powerless : adj weak; unable
As in proportionate/proportional : adj balanced, corresponding
As in provisional : adj contingent, tentative
As in reciprocal : adj exchanged, alternate
As in related : adj connected, accompanying
As in relative : adj comparative, respective
As in relative : adj pertinent, applicable
As in secondary : adj subordinate; less important
As in secondary : adj derivative
As in subject : adj at the mercy of; answerable
As in subordinate : adj lesser, supplementary
As in tentative : adj conditional, experimental
As in tributary : adj secondary; branch
As in governed : adj controlled
As in pendulous : adj hanging
As in proportionate : adj balanced
As in subject to : adj liable to be subjected
As in slavish : adj servile
As in minor-league : adj minor
As in reciprocative : adj mutual
As in addicted : adj dependent on something, compulsive
As in smalltime : adj minor
As in collateral : adj indirect, secondary
As in colonial : adj pioneering, relating to a nonindependent or new territory
As in contingent : adj conditional; possible
As in dependent : adj weak, helpless
As in dependent : adj contingent, determined by
As in eventual : adj future, concluding
As in helpless : adj incapable, incompetent; vulnerable
As in hooked : adj addicted
As in under : adv secondary
As in helplessly : adv incapably
As in minion : noun sycophant
As in parasite : noun something that exists by taking from or depending on another
As in pauper : noun person who is poor
As in servant : noun person who waits on another
As in subject : noun one under authority of another
As in subordinate : noun person that serves another
As in beggar : noun person in financial trouble
As in ward : noun custody; person in one's custody
As in pensioner : noun retired person
As in son : noun male child
As in vassal : noun servant
As in have-not : noun pauper
As in moocher : noun beggar
As in client : noun customer
As in clientele : noun customers of business
As in adjective : noun word that modifies a noun
As in following : noun persons of an interest or belief
As in hanger-on : noun person who attends the powerful for status or benefit

Synonyms for de pendent

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