1. plural of independence; the state or quality of being independent; freedom from control or dependence on others
Usage: Usually used in formal or academic contexts when referring to multiple instances or aspects of independence
2. in mathematics and logic, instances or cases where variables, events, or propositions are independent of one another
Usage: technical; used in statistics, probability, and formal logic

Examples

• The newly formed nations celebrated their independencies with national holidays.
• The treaty recognized the independencies of several small states in the region.
• Statistical independencies between variables must be verified before drawing conclusions.
• The researcher examined the independencies of different factors in the experiment.
• Many teenagers struggle with balancing family relationships and their growing independencies.
• The constitution guarantees the independencies of the three branches of government.