independence

noun uncountable

US /ˌɪndɪˈpendəns/

1
freedom from control by another country or organization
Lithuania was the first of the Soviet republics to declare its independence.
independence from:
The pressure group maintains complete independence from all political parties.
Synonyms and related words
Freedom and independence
autarky
freedom
independence
Collocates
Verbs frequently used with independence as the object
▪ achieve, declare, gain, lose, maintain, preserve, recognize, retain, win
2
the ability to make decisions and live your life free from the control or influence of other people
The hospital is committed to preserving the dignity and independence of patients.
independence of mind:
We respect him for his independence of mind and his integrity.
economic/financial independence:
Employment gave young women a measure of economic independence.
Synonyms and related words
Freedom and independence
autarky
freedom
independence

单词	independence
释义	independence noun uncountable UK /ˌɪndɪˈpendəns/ Other entries for this word Independence Day the Declaration of Independence Independence Day at the Fourth of July American War of Independence at the Boston Tea Party DEFINITIONS2 1 freedom from control by another country or organization Lithuania was the first of the Soviet republics to declare its independence. independence from: The pressure group maintains complete independence from all political parties. Synonyms and related words Freedom and independence autarky freedom independence Collocates Verbs frequently used with independence as the object ▪ achieve, declare, gain, lose, maintain, preserve, recognize, retain, win 2 the ability to make decisions and live your life free from the control or influence of other people The hospital is committed to preserving the dignity and independence of patients. economic/financial independence: Employment gave young women a measure of economic independence. Synonyms and related words Freedom and independence autarky freedom independence independence noun uncountable US /ˌɪndɪˈpendəns/ Other entries for this word Independence Day the Declaration of Independence Independence Day at the Fourth of July DEFINITIONS2 1 freedom from control by another country or organization Lithuania was the first of the Soviet republics to declare its independence. independence from: The pressure group maintains complete independence from all political parties. Synonyms and related words Freedom and independence autarky freedom independence Collocates Verbs frequently used with independence as the object ▪ achieve, declare, gain, lose, maintain, preserve, recognize, retain, win 2 the ability to make decisions and live your life free from the control or influence of other people The hospital is committed to preserving the dignity and independence of patients. independence of mind: We respect him for his independence of mind and his integrity. economic/financial independence: Employment gave young women a measure of economic independence. Synonyms and related words Freedom and independence autarky freedom independence
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