Reliance ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Reliance ( noun )

1. The state of depending on someone or something for support or assistance.
2. The act of relying on someone or something.
3. A company or corporation that is dependent on another for support.

Origin:

Middle english reliaunce, from old french reliance, from latin reliantia, from reliant-, relians, present participle of relyere to rely.

Examples:

1. The company's reliance on technology has become a problem.
2. He had complete reliance on his team.
3. The company's success is based on its reliance on advanced technology.
4. The government's reliance on foreign oil is a major concern.
5. His reliance on her advice was absolute.

(As a verb)

Reliance ( verb )

1. The state of depending on someone or something for support or assistance.
2. The act of relying on someone or something.
3. A company or corporation that is dependent on another for support.

Origin:

Middle english reliaunce, from old french reliance, from latin reliantia, from reliant-, relians, present participle of relyere to rely.

Examples:

1. The company's reliance on technology has become a problem.
2. He had complete reliance on his team.
3. The company's success is based on its reliance on advanced technology.
4. The government's reliance on foreign oil is a major concern.
5. His reliance on her advice was absolute.