derive from
1 of 1verb/dɪˈraɪv frəm/
Forms:derives from,deriving from,derived from,derived from
1
to be originated from something
- Many modern medicines derive from natural plants and their healing properties.
- The inspiration for her artwork often derives from personal experiences and emotions.
- Certain traditions in the festival derive from ancient cultural practices passed down through generations.
- Her joy seemed to derive from the success of her children.
- His theories are derived from years of extensive research.