independence

nounB1 · Intermediate

Being free to do things on your own.

Meaning of «independence»

noun

being free to do things on your own

Moving out gave her a strong sense of independence.

Translation

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«independence» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

being able to act as you choose

freedomthe usual word for doing what you wantChildren need some freedom to play.

libertyformalfreedom from control or unfair rulesPeople fought for their liberty.

independencenot needing help; a country ruling itselfThe country won its independence in 1960.

autonomyformalthe right to make your own decisionsTeachers want more autonomy in the classroom.

Word family

depend A2 · verbdependable B2 · adjectivedependence B2 · noundependent B1 · adjectiveindependent B1 · adjectiveindependence B1 · noun

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