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Derivative
Derivative
a.
Obtained
by
derivation
;
derived
;
not
radical
,
original
, or
fundamental
;
originating
,
deduced
, or
formed
from
something
else
;
secondary
; as, a
derivative
conveyance
; a
derivative
word
.
Derivative
n.
That
which
is
derived
;
anything
obtained
or
deduced
from
another
.
Derivative
n.
A
word
formed
from
another
word
, by a
prefix
or
suffix
, an
internal
modification
, or
some
other
change
; a
word
which
takes
its
origin
from
a
root
.
Derivative
n.
A
chord
,
not
fundamental
,
but
obtained
from
another
by
inversion
; or,
vice
versa
, a
ground
tone
or
root
implied
in
its
harmonics
in an
actual
chord
.
Derivative
n.
An
agent
which
is
adapted
to
produce
a
derivation
(in
the
medical
sense
).
Derivative
n.
A
derived
function
; a
function
obtained
from
a
given
function
by a
certain
algebraic
process
.
Derivative
n.
A
substance
so
related
to
another
substance
by
modification
or
partial
substitution
as to be
regarded
as
derived
from
it;
thus
,
the
amido
compounds
are
derivatives
of
ammonia
,
and
the
hydrocarbons
are
derivatives
of
methane
,
benzene
,
etc
.
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