1. past tense of interdepend; to depend mutually or reciprocally on each other
Usage: formal or technical usage; often used in academic, scientific, or organizational contexts

Examples

• The two companies interdepended on each other for supply chain success.
• The ecosystem's species interdepended in complex ways that scientists are still studying.
• The departments interdepended so heavily that restructuring one affected all the others.
• In a healthy marriage, partners interdepended while maintaining their individual identities.
• The nations interdepended economically, making trade agreements essential.
• The software modules interdepended, so a bug in one could crash the entire system.