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What is the adjective for reliance?

There isn't one single perfect adjective for "reliance." However, depending on the context, several adjectives can convey similar meanings:

General reliance:

* Dependent - Emphasizes the need for something or someone else.

* Reliant - Directly refers to the act of relying.

* Trusting - Implies confidence in the thing or person being relied upon.

Positive reliance:

* Confident - Shows assurance in the reliability of the thing or person.

* Secure - Indicates a feeling of safety and stability.

* Stable - Suggests a strong and steady basis for reliance.

Negative reliance:

* Overdependent - Indicates an unhealthy level of reliance.

* Unstable - Suggests a shaky or unreliable basis for reliance.

* Vulnerable - Emphasizes the risk associated with relying on something or someone.

Other options:

* Strong - When the reliance is robust and unwavering.

* Heavy - When the reliance is significant or burdensome.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to express.

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