Dependent and Taker

Dependent

Dependent noun - A person who relies on another person for support (especially financial support).

Taker and dependent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taker" instead a noun "Dependent".

Taker

Taker noun - One who accepts an offer.
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Synonyms for Taker

Dependent and taker are semantically related. You can use "Dependent" instead a noun "Taker".

Nearby Words: take, taking

Both words in one sentence

  • The "Taker" discovered that the "Giver" was ruining her life so she'd stay dependent forever, and thus murdered the "Giver".
  • The middle ground is akin to The Masochism Tango, both the Giver and the Taker are in a deeply co-dependent relationship they can't break out of.
  • It's not that they're pathologically compelled to generosity, but a deep desire to control and even own the Taker... so they work to make them completely psychologically and physically dependent, and may in fact cripple their ability to do some (or all) things.
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