Derived and Lost

Derived

Derived adjective - Formed or developed from something else; not original.

Lost is an antonym for derived.

Lost

Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

Derived is an antonym for lost.

Nearby Word: losing

Both words in one sentence

  • In The Return the fate of a Lost Roman Legion is given as the reason Succubae speak a Latin derived language.
  • Re-Power Rogue a while back lost the powers she had derived from Ms.
    Source: Re-Power
  • Likewise, the Beggar Woman's "Alms, Alms" motif - based upon a falling second - is derived directly from the "Eleison" motif used to represent Sweeney's keening for his lost wife ("And my Lucy lies in ashes").
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