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Definition of interdependence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
relationshipmutual relationship where entities depend on each other
- Interdependence is important in a healthy ecosystem.
- Trade agreements foster economic interdependence.
- Their interdependence made the project successful.
Expressions with interdependence
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condition where different groups rely on each other for economic needs
Globalization has increased economic interdependence among many countries.
Origin of interdependence
Latin, inter (between) + dependere (to hang from)
Terms with interdependence included in their meaning
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interdependence
dilemma about which of two things happened first
philosophy
emphasizing the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts
social sciences
the view that social cohesion results from institutional interdependence
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- French:interdépendance, ...
- German:Wechselseitige Abhängigkeit, ...
- Italian:interdipendenza, ...
- Spanish:interdependencia, ...
- Portuguese:interdependência, ...
- Chinese:互依关系, ...
- Japanese:相互依存, ...
- Arabic:اعتماد مُتبادَل, ...
- Hebrew:תְּלוּת הֲדָדִית, ...
- Russian:взаимозависимость, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємозалежність, ...
- Hindi:परस्पर निर्भरता, ...
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