independently

UK /ˌɪndɪˈpɛndəntli/ US /ˌɪndɪˈpɛndəntli/

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Definitions

adv

In an independent manner.

Both teams worked out the answers independently.

The business partners had radically different ideas for the company, and each decided to work on a project independently of the other.

ADJ.

able, developed, other, replicate, simple, wealthy

She was able to live independently after getting her first job.

VERB + INDEPENDENTLY

act, answers, books, encouraged, ended, finance, hands, learning

She was encouraged to think independently and make her own decisions about her future.

INDEPENDENTLY + NOUN

enthusiasm, groups

The two research groups independently discovered the same solution to the problem.

PREP.

from, in, on, out, out, up, with

She learned to think independently from her parents and made her own decisions.

ADV.

really

She really wanted to travel independently and explore the country on her own terms.

adverb — apart from others

Both teams worked out the answers independently.

Wiktionary

The business partners had radically different ideas for the company, and each decided to work on a project independently of the other.

Wiktionary

By the end of this period pupils are expected to be reading simple books independently and with enthusiasm.

Wiktionary

Tom and Bill arrived at the conclusion independently of each other.

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The truly remarkable feature of sound production by birds is that the two sides of the syrinx can act independently.

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After the bushfires, we have independently decided to call off this year's fireworks display.

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