derive
/dɪˈraɪv/
verb
- To get or obtain something from a source.
- She derives great satisfaction from helping others.
- Many English words derive from Latin.
- The company derives most of its income from online sales.
- To come from a particular origin or source.
- The river derives its name from a Native American word.
- His fear of heights derives from a childhood accident.
- This recipe derives from an old family tradition.
- To reach a conclusion by reasoning or calculation.
- Scientists derive the age of fossils using carbon dating.
- The mathematician derived a new formula to solve the problem.
- From the data, we can derive several important trends.