Depend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPEND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to rely
• be controlled or determined by
• be able to trust; rely on
• need for financial or other support
• be grammatically dependent on.
• hang down
• put trust (in)
• To hang down; to be sustained by being fastened or attached to something above.
• To hang in suspense; to be pending; to be undetermined or undecided; as, a cause depending in court.
• To rely for support; to be conditioned or contingent; to be connected with anything, as a cause of existence, or as a necessary condition; -- followed by on or upon, formerly by of.
• To trust; to rest with confidence; to rely; to confide; to be certain; -- with on or upon; as, we depend on the word or assurance of our friends; we depend on the mail at the usual hour.
• To serve; to attend; to act as a dependent or retainer.
• To impend.
• be contingent upon (something that is elided)
• have faith or confidence in

Words related to DEPEND

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Words that contain DEPEND

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How to use DEPEND in a sentence

• If we were to build a castle on the top of Mount Himalaya, they would scale it, you may depend.
• They make the labourer fancy that he is not to depend upon God and his own right hand, but on what his wife can worm out of the good nature of the rich.
• The latter, by making the capacity of the body to depend on a PROPORTION which may be varied by the absence or presence of a single member, has the contrary effect.
• The day could not be fixed beforehand, as the time for attempting to make the passage must necessarily depend upon the state of the wind and weather.
• As for the account I meant to give to the party to whom I intended to apply, it would depend on circumstances.
• Nor did his humour seem to depend entirely on the companionship of his visitor.
• Depend on it you will not be suffered to live when you are old enough to shake off his authority.
• On no other question, however, could they depend on his vote.
• The time and method of transplanting depend largely on The condition of the plant.
• He has endeavored to make our judgments in the illusion in question depend entirely on the sensations of external origin.
• And its liability to reproduction will depend of course upon the variety of these paths and upon the frequency with which they are used.
• Depend upon it, no one need be too much cast down by the discovery of his deficiency in any elementary faculty of the mind.
• Depend upon it, if you ever come across a person that likes you, he will like you as a goat, and not as a sheep.
• If art can be said to depend upon anything except itself, that something is religion.
• I think I do good in this, because it may produce exertions to reform the evil, on the success of which the form of the government is to depend.
• But his happiness, and that of his family, depend on it.
• The almond tree is also so precarious, that none can depend for subsistence on its produce, but persons of capital.
• This will depend on the wind, which has for some days been unfavorable.
• Whether it is advisable to sow a nurse crop will depend upon conditions.
• He went on resolutely, and, as he got used to the idea that he must depend on himself, without Harry to help him in any emergency that arose, his courage returned.
• But you can depend on it that these Germans have provided for all that.
• That life had to depend for its existence, under the stress of prolonged invasion, on the spontaneous patriotism and courage of individuals.
• He was well acquainted with the country, and we could depend upon what he told us.
• They also wished to see the island, on the productions of which they must depend for the supply of all their wants.
• That trusty sword of yours you can depend upon in any emergency, and I have already seen it doing good service in our behalf.
• He applied the same process to the moon but found that he could depend upon its being right only at new and full moon.
• This is a very serious evil, and upon which the fortunes of all those involved in coco-nut planting depend.

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