de·pend·ance ΟΥΣ no pl αμερικ
dependance → dependence
de·pend·ence [dɪˈpendən(t)s] ΟΥΣ no pl
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For a sustainable future we must put the environment ahead of profit and adapt our culture to recognise our dependance on this planet.
news.bbc.co.uk The country must take a strong policy resolution to reduce its overwhelming dependance on thermal power which is becoming increasingly expensive for its consumers and environment.
echoofindia.com Blindness for those living as substitence farmers in the developing world means the inability to work and utter dependance on the extended family.
www.itv.com It needs time to reduce its dependance on the money of its poor maids and hence is planning a "gradual phase out".
www.firstpost.com That's partly due to the reduced dependance on coal, and on cleaner coal technology.
ottawacitizen.com