independent

To live entirely independent of Earth.

2: The probability that a person is stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person.

Hans becomes a healthy and independent adult.

Courts don't disappear under authoritarian rule, but they can stop acting as an independent check on power.

Charters are schools that are fully state-funded, free of charge and run by independent entrepreneurs who follow their mission.

But if a hurricane wipes out half a population of raccoons, that is a density-independent factor.

The biggest way it paid off for me was just being able to grow a bit more independent, away from my parents and to get some life skills.

They had an idea: Instead of running a top-down system of state schools, their idea was to allow independent charter schools to take over.

And so the film started to feel like you know it could have been a cast of like a really a high-end independent film.

That's according to Kirill Martynov, the editor in chief of Russia's leading independent newspaper operating in exile, whose groundbreaking reporting about the Russian war effort has resulted in the Kremlin banning the newsroom as a -- quote -- "undesirable organization."

It results in a kind of truce where neither side wins, and the Romans, for the first time, accept the presence of this quasi-independent Gothic army in the territory of the empire.

So, before we were founded in 1946 as a curatorial department at the Met, we were known as the Museum of Costume Art, and it was an independent entity.