Dependent
Dependent adjective - Extending freely from a support from above.
Not to mention and dependent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Not to mention" instead an adjective "Dependent".
Not to mention
Not to mention adverb - Much less.
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Synonyms for Not to mention
Dependent and not to mention are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dependent" instead an adjective phrase "Not to mention".
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- Not to mention that their entire race is a carrier of (and biologically dependent on for reproduction) a super-virus that kills humans in horrible ways.
Source: You Are Not Ready - Not to mention, the far-reaching economic consequences of her decision forced various slave-dependent city-states, notably Volantis and Qarth, to plot war against her in order to regain their lost revenue.
- This is deemed necessary as knowing it could cause the Heralds to worship or even become dependent on them, not to mention the trauma of knowing that a loved one came back in a forever-inaccessible form... or worse, didn't come back.
Source: Literature / Heralds of Valdemar
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