derive

The word credit is derived from the Latin to believe.

The Oscars, much like the Emmys, Grammys and Golden Globes, are better known by the monikers derived from their respective trophies instead of the organisations and professional academies that back them.

No matter how fantastical “Trifole” eventually becomes, the filmmakers insist the plot points derive from tales they collected.

That means it could take a much larger bite of billionaires’ wealth, only a fraction of which typically derives from annual income or realized capital gains.

In the three months leading up to last week’s drawdown, roughly 75% of index returns in the U.S. were derived from just five stocks.