Similar Words

— autarkic
— autarkical
— autonomous
— breakaway
— case-by-case
— commutative
— fissiparous
— free
— free-living
— in advance
— in doubt
— in the event
— in the field
— in the open
— inadvertent
— inaudible
— indebted
— indebtedness
— indefensible
— indefinite
— independence
— independently
— indie
— indifference
— indifferent
— indifferently
— individual
— individuality
— indubitable
— inedible
— item-by-item
— nonparasitic
— nonpartisan
— nonpartizan
— nonsymbiotic
— self-directed
— self-reliant
— self-sufficient
— self-sufficing
— self-supporting
— self-sustaining
— separate
— separatist
— single-handed
— strong-minded
— unaffiliated
— unconditional

Misspelling

iindependent, imdepemdemt, inddependdent, indeepeendeent, independen, independentt, indeppendent, inndepenndennt, ndependent, nidependent

Independent — synonyms, independent antonyms, definition

1. independent (a)

37 synonyms

aberrant affluent autarchic autonomous competent contentious detached disconnected distinct divided dominant free in opposition individual maverick paramount predominant principal radical released • • •

2. independent (Noun)

14 synonyms

Mugwump bohemian eccentric extremist fencesitter free lance free-lance freelance freelancer individualist maverick radical renegade self-employed person

2 definitions

independent (Noun) — A neutral or uncommitted person (especially in politics).

independent (Noun) — A writer or artist who sells services to different employers without a long-term contract with any of them.

2 types of

individualist worker

3 topics

government political science politics

3. independent (Adjective)

2 synonyms

main self-governing

1 antonym

dependent

4 definitions

independent (Adjective) — Free from external control and constraint. ex. "an independent mind" ex. "a series of independent judgments" ex. "fiercely independent individualism"

independent (Adjective) — (of political bodies) not controlled by outside forces. ex. "an independent judiciary"

independent (Adjective) — (of a clause) capable of standing syntactically alone as a complete sentence. ex. "the independent clause in a complex sentence has at least a subject and a verb"

independent (Adjective) — Not controlled by a party or interest group.

2 see also

independence independency