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co-dependent
(redirected from codependence)

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co-de·pen·dent or co·de·pen·dent (kd-pndnt)
adj.
1. Mutually dependent.
2. Of or relating to a relationship in which one person is psychologically dependent in an unhealthy way on someone who is addicted to a drug or self-destructive behavior, such as chronic gambling.
n.
One who is co-dependent or in a co-dependent relationship.

code·pendence, code·penden·cy n.
Translations
co-dependent (esp US Psych)
nKoabhängige(r) mf
adjkoabhängig


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Many of the articles discuss specific substances, while others examine more topical issues such as advertising and the pharmaceutical industry, antisocial personality disorder, US foreign policy and drugs, creativity and drugs, codependence, the genome project, drug and alcohol use in the US military, pregnancy and drug dependence, slang terms in US drug cultures, and welfare policy and substance abuse.
Moving out of codependence, we lost sight of interdependence," says Mentzel.
For a while the codependence seemed to benefit both sides, but it was profoundly unstable.
 
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