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Definition of co-dependent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
psychologymutually reliant in an unhealthy relationship
- They were in a co-dependent relationship that was hard to break.
- Their co-dependent friendship was affecting their mental health.
- The co-dependent siblings couldn't make decisions independently.
Origin of co-dependent
Latin, co (together) + dependere (to hang)
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- French:codépendant, ...
- German:gegenseitig abhängig, ...
- Italian:codipendente, ...
- Spanish:codependiente, ...
- Portuguese:codependente, ...
- Chinese:互相依赖的, ...
- Japanese:共依存的な, ...
- Arabic:تَعَلُّقِيّ مُتَبَادَل, ...
- Hebrew:תְּלוּתִי, ...
- Russian:созависимый, ...
- Ukrainian:співзалежний, ...
- Hindi:सह-निर्भर, ...
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