driven
/ˈdrɪvən/
verb
- Past participle of drive: to have operated a vehicle or moved something forward.
- She has driven a taxi for ten years.
- He had driven all night to reach the coast.
- They have driven the cattle to the market.
adjective
- Having a strong motivation or determination to achieve something.
- His driven personality helped him become a successful entrepreneur.
- She is a driven student who always finishes her homework early.
- The team was driven to win the championship after last year's loss.
- Operated or powered by a specified force or source.
- This car is driven by electricity instead of gasoline.
- The machine is driven by a powerful motor.
- Wind-driven waves crashed against the shore.
- Compelled or influenced by a particular feeling or situation.
- Many volunteers are driven by a desire to help others.
- The story is driven by the main character's search for truth.
- His actions were driven by fear of failure.
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