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Meanings of entirely dependent in English
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Usage of entirely dependent in English
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Outcome: another disaster whose cost is now entirely dependent on Capello's goodwill.
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These numbers are entirely dependent on Twitter's definition of NSFW, of course.
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The weaker animal is almost entirely dependent for life upon his fear.
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She had thought the children would have been entirely dependent on her.
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They looked at me as if they were entirely dependent upon me.
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But these conditions, as Gallito pointed out, were entirely dependent on Pearl.
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New York City and Long Island are almost entirely dependent on fossil fuels.
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One's position is entirely dependent on one's own intelligence and one's own effort.
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But the set-up in any given establishment seems entirely dependent on management's decency.
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The motor-engine had broken down and we were entirely dependent on the sails.
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Merchants, he said, are entirely dependent on the state of the Metlaoui mines.
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The executive was entirely dependent upon these employees for its continuance.
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He had written, pointing out that he was entirely dependent on his wife.
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Her terrible affliction seemed to cause her to be entirely dependent upon me.
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Not however to be entirely dependent on the sheep, I purchased four cwt.
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To a large extent his support is almost entirely dependent on white voters.
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United Kingdom
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