Definition of interdependence in English:

interdependence

(also interdependency)

noun ɪntədɪˈpɛndəns

mass noun

The dependence of two or more people or things on each other.
the new economic interdependence of the two nations
Example sentencesExamples
- A nearly exclusive interest among historians of Netherlandish art in painting of the period has partly obscured such interdependence.
- The interdependency of the two women stems in part from that which the father will not or cannot give.
- He was always able to feel a special rapport with his readers, a rapport based on a cultivated interdependence.
- Students are empowered, he says, "as they develop the ability and confidence to exercise the craft of interdependence."
- In this intricate system of exchange, community is founded on a ritualized recognition of interdependence.
- The operations of the market breed a high degree of interdependence among individuals.
- The social economy addresses the interdependence of people within society, not just the adding together of individuals.
- Both comedies examine black-white relations in dramatizing the interdependence between the races.
- Growers must be willing to sacrifice independence for interdependence.
- Works were commonly made of unaltered materials temporarily brought together in some configuration of interdependence.

Rhymes

attendance, dependence, overdependence, resplendence, superintendence, tendance, transcendence

Definition of interdependence in US English:

interdependence

(also interdependency)

nounˈˌin(t)ərdəˈpendəns

The dependence of two or more people or things on each other.
the new economic interdependence of the two nations
Example sentencesExamples
- The interdependency of the two women stems in part from that which the father will not or cannot give.
- In this intricate system of exchange, community is founded on a ritualized recognition of interdependence.
- Works were commonly made of unaltered materials temporarily brought together in some configuration of interdependence.
- A nearly exclusive interest among historians of Netherlandish art in painting of the period has partly obscured such interdependence.
- The operations of the market breed a high degree of interdependence among individuals.
- Growers must be willing to sacrifice independence for interdependence.
- Both comedies examine black-white relations in dramatizing the interdependence between the races.
- The social economy addresses the interdependence of people within society, not just the adding together of individuals.
- He was always able to feel a special rapport with his readers, a rapport based on a cultivated interdependence.
- Students are empowered, he says, "as they develop the ability and confidence to exercise the craft of interdependence."

单词	interdependence
释义	Definition of interdependence in English: interdependence (also interdependency) noun ɪntədɪˈpɛndəns mass noun The dependence of two or more people or things on each other. the new economic interdependence of the two nations Example sentencesExamples A nearly exclusive interest among historians of Netherlandish art in painting of the period has partly obscured such interdependence. The interdependency of the two women stems in part from that which the father will not or cannot give. He was always able to feel a special rapport with his readers, a rapport based on a cultivated interdependence. Students are empowered, he says, "as they develop the ability and confidence to exercise the craft of interdependence." In this intricate system of exchange, community is founded on a ritualized recognition of interdependence. The operations of the market breed a high degree of interdependence among individuals. The social economy addresses the interdependence of people within society, not just the adding together of individuals. Both comedies examine black-white relations in dramatizing the interdependence between the races. Growers must be willing to sacrifice independence for interdependence. Works were commonly made of unaltered materials temporarily brought together in some configuration of interdependence. Rhymes attendance, dependence, overdependence, resplendence, superintendence, tendance, transcendence Definition of interdependence in US English: interdependence (also interdependency) nounˈˌin(t)ərdəˈpendəns The dependence of two or more people or things on each other. the new economic interdependence of the two nations Example sentencesExamples The interdependency of the two women stems in part from that which the father will not or cannot give. In this intricate system of exchange, community is founded on a ritualized recognition of interdependence. Works were commonly made of unaltered materials temporarily brought together in some configuration of interdependence. A nearly exclusive interest among historians of Netherlandish art in painting of the period has partly obscured such interdependence. The operations of the market breed a high degree of interdependence among individuals. Growers must be willing to sacrifice independence for interdependence. Both comedies examine black-white relations in dramatizing the interdependence between the races. The social economy addresses the interdependence of people within society, not just the adding together of individuals. He was always able to feel a special rapport with his readers, a rapport based on a cultivated interdependence. Students are empowered, he says, "as they develop the ability and confidence to exercise the craft of interdependence."
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