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tributary
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Tributary
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The Volga River, Europe 's longest river, is sustained by tributaries like the Kama and the Oka, forming an extensive network throughout Russia.
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tributary
01
helping cause something
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Several factors were tributary to the company's financial collapse.
02
paying tribute or owing allegiance to a more powerful state or ruler
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The kingdom remained tributary to the empire for over a century.
03
(of a river or stream) flowing into a larger body of water
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Numerous small streams are tributary to the main river.
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