interdependent
/ɪntədɪˈpɛndənt
/adjective
(Of two or more people or things) dependent on each other: we in Europe are all increasingly interdependent...
- All are interlinked and interdependent, especially with each other but also with national institutions in the member states.
- The buildings within had an interdependent relationship to the landscape as well as to each other.
- Water polo is a team sport which requires all the players to be interdependent upon each other.
Derivatives
interdepend
/ verb ...- To watch and feel Apollo is to see how shape and fluidity, pose and movement, interdepend.
- The point is made in many different ways, that king and people interdepend, that each individual is a microcosm of the state, that states like the souls of men must be redeemed.
interdependency
- They did many things together - three sons, a house, financial interdependency, hallmarks of a ‘normal’ marriage.
- And so it goes; the chain of interdependency should be clear.
- Economic globalization has fostered a more intensive global economic interdependency.