self-subsistence (Meaning)

self-subsistence

subsisting independently of anything external to itself

The rural community relied heavily on self-subsistence farming to meet its basic needs.
The homesteaders strived for self-subsistence, raising their own livestock and growing their own crops.
In times of crisis, families turned to self-subsistence strategies to survive.
The isolated village practiced self-subsistence, with each family producing its own food, clothing, and shelter.
The hunter-gatherer society relied on self-subsistence for sustenance and survival.
The harsh environment forced the pioneers to adopt a self-subsistent lifestyle.
The monastery engaged in self-subsistence farming to provide for its own needs.
The self-subsistence economy of the community allowed it to be relatively independent from external markets.
The indigenous people maintained a self-subsistence lifestyle, living in harmony with their surroundings.
The self-subsistence village was a testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of its inhabitants.

subsisting independently of anything external to itself

independence, autonomy, self-support, self-sufficiency, self-dependence,freedom, self-reliance, resilience, strength, self-determination

dependence, reliance,dependance, weakness, inadequacy, impotence, helplessness,impotency

The rural community relied heavily on self-subsistence farming to meet its basic needs.

The homesteaders strived for self-subsistence, raising their own livestock and growing their own crops.

In times of crisis, families turned to self-subsistence strategies to survive.

The isolated village practiced self-subsistence, with each family producing its own food, clothing, and shelter.