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Definitions from the WebDeriverPart of Speech: Noun, Verb Noun:Sense 1: A person who derives something, especially pleasure or satisfaction. Example sentence: I am an avid reader, and for me, the library is a place where I can be a deriver of great joy. Sense 2: A software tool or function that derives new information from existing data. Example sentence: The deriver in this program allows you to extract valuable insights from the collected data. Sense 3: A device used for separating one substance from another by extraction. Example sentence: The chemical laboratory is equipped with various derivers to separate mixtures into their individual components. Verb:Sense 1: To obtain or receive from a source. Example sentence: I always like to deriver inspiration from nature when I'm painting. Sense 2: To deduce or infer something from evidence or information. Example sentence: By examining the fossils, scientists were able to deriver important information about the ancient species. Sense 3: To extract or separate one component from another using a deriver. Example sentence: The chemist was able to deriver pure ethanol from the fermented solution. Related Products | ||||
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