dependency
డిపెండెన్సీ
definition
noun
At one time sovereign states could control foreign populated territory as colonial dependencies .
a dependent or subordinate thing, especially a country or province controlled by another.
the country's dependency on the oil industry
dependence.
example
I have to say that I am not impressed by this level of 'dependency' on parents by their grown-up children.
Importing more rice may be the instant solution, but increasing 'dependency' on imported rice is not good.
It fosters a sense of ownership of their services and reduced 'dependency' on others.
Plato hypothesized that 'dependency' on writing as an external memory store would be detrimental to memory.
A player's 'dependency' on meeting the right manager at the right time begins at an early age.
Then there is the sinking stock market and the move from guaranteed retirement pay to 'dependency' on the ups and downs of financial casinos.
The pollen count in the Midlands has very little 'dependency' on the direction the winds are coming from.
To teach them to embrace 'dependency' on the government is to embrace learned helplessness.
Ultimately, we need to accept ourselves and our experiences in life in order to avoid any 'dependency' on drugs.
He said that in all of the parishes there was a high proportion of 'dependency' on small scale farm business.
the country's 'dependency' on the oil industry
On the downside, this 'dependency' on biography and history means that sometimes the tales do not stand in their own right.
But does this 'dependency' on the fans change the band/audience dynamic in an entirely positive way?
There is evidence of bonding between mother and calf; 'dependency' on mother may last up to two years.
For some time the empire's 'dependency' on internal resources did not matter much.
That may sound simple, but the cycle of 'dependency' on federal aid is very deeply imbedded.
the country's 'dependency' on the oil industry
The bubble could burst if the residents of the high-risk area are being kept in a system of 'dependency' on the ruling party.
We wonder why governments are so reluctant to reduce harmful emissions caused by our 'dependency' on fossil fuels.
To discourage 'dependency' on the food bank, the re-registration form is more detailed.
My idea of good teaching is to try to break the students' 'dependency' on the teacher.
Recycling and waste reduction are critically important as we try to cut our 'dependency' on landfill sites.
More broadly, there are many fewer 'dependencies' , and more independent countries, than before.
Most of Spain's European 'dependencies' , in Italy and the Netherlands, went to the Austrians; and the Dutch kept their barrier fortresses.
At one time sovereign states could control foreign populated territory as colonial 'dependencies' .
A list of them would contain most of the colonies, lately 'dependencies' , of Spain in South America.
The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are not part of the United Kingdom but direct crown 'dependencies' .
St. Helena is a British dependency, but also has two 'dependencies' of its own.
The Chinese Government further weakened an already weak position by the ambiguous attitude which it took to its 'dependencies' and tributaries.
The different circumstances and traditions of the various colonies and 'dependencies' meant that they were developing at different paces and had little in common.
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