Synonym: confide, rely, trust. Similar words: depend on, dependent, depending, dependable, independent, independence, be independent of, spend. Meaning: [dɪ'pend] v. 1. be contingent upon (something that is elided) 2. have faith or confidence in.
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31. Our fees depend on the value of the trust.
32. Depend on it, our team will certainly win.
33. You may depend on his/him coming.
34. We depend entirely on donations from the public.
35. Depend upon it we won't give up.
36. Your pension will depend on your length of employment.
37. "You can depend on me," Cross assured him.
38. It would depend on the circumstances.
39. You may depend on their support.
40. 50 % of the country's population depend on agriculture.
41. The farmers here depend heavily on the weather forecast.
42. Doctors depend on accurate diagnostic tools.
43. Can I depend on you?
44. Children depend on their parents for food and clothing.
45. Lion cubs depend on their mother to feed them.
46. Children depend on their parents.
47. She came to depend on her daughter for support.
48. Does the quality of teaching depend on class size?
49. Ministers depend on civil servants for expert advice .
50. Charities depend on people supporting their activities.
51. We can depend on him for help.
52. You may depend on him.
53. We depend on the radio for news.
54. I depend on my pen for a living.
55. You can depend of him to be there.
56. You can depend on his coming in on Sunday. You can depend on her to be late.
57. A lot will depend on how she responds to the challenge.
58. He knew he could depend upon her to deal with the situation.
59. You can depend on him to make a sound choice.
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