13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Derive' in a Sentence
"To receive or obtain from a source or origin, usually followed by "from."" more
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We derive knowledge from reading books in the library.
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Plants derive energy from sunlight through photosynthesis.
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Birds derive warmth from their feathers.
Sarah can derive inspiration from famous artists for her drawings.
He can derive joy from playing with his pet dog.
The bee can derive nectar from the flowers.
We can derive colors by mixing different paints.
The teacher helps the students derive knowledge from their textbooks.
He can derive strength from eating healthy food.
We can derive inspiration from nature's beauty.
She was deriving comfort from the warmth of the cozy blanket.
The team has been deriving motivation from their coach's pep talks.
The detective must derive clues from the crime scene to solve the mystery.
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