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derivative
adjective as in borrowed, transmitted from source
noun as in product, descendant
Strongest match
Example Sentences
It also recalls, without feeling derivative, the classic American dramas—Miller’s and others—in which fathers and sons, despite their best efforts to avoid it, turn into mortal enemies.
There also are funds that use a combination of debt and derivatives to track gold’s price.
Such energy sources would allow the project to produce environmentally clean hydrogen and its derivatives, which in turn are used to generate electricity and produce fertilizer.
In response, Warner Bros. said “The Pitt” is not a “derivative work” of “ER.”
“Eugenics plays prominently in the rhetoric being generated and is derivative of a legacy that good medicine and science should continue to shun.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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