Come
Derived
Derived adjective - Formed or developed from something else; not original.
Both words in one sentence
- Similarly, -mancer and -mancy seem to have been derived from the well-known "necromancy", even though in the original Greek they come from the word manteia, meaning "divination".
Source: Analysis / Whatevermancy -
Some of the names the designers of Magic: The Gathering come up with for the cards are actual archaic terms or derived from archaic terms.
Source: Aluminum Christmas Trees - But if a work discusses birds' or dinosaurs' evolution, it really should come to grips with the fact "birds" are just derived theropods.
Source: Artistic License - Ornithology
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