entirely dependent

Frequency: 7.111.5 per million words

To be wholly or fully reliant on something.

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  • The amount of benefit you receive is entirely dependent on the amount you have paid in.
  • The small island nation is entirely dependent on tourism for its revenue.
  • As a newborn, the baby was entirely dependent on its mother for survival.
  • Our project's success is entirely dependent on securing adequate funding.
  • This delicate ecosystem is entirely dependent on the annual rainfall.
  • He became entirely dependent on painkillers after the accident.
  • The functionality of the new software is entirely dependent upon the processing power of the computer.
  • For many elderly people, their quality of life is entirely dependent on the support of family and carers.
  • The local economy has grown entirely dependent on a single industry, which is a significant risk.
  • Whether we can proceed is entirely dependent on the final approval from the board.