underived
underived — 形容詞
- underivedpositive
- more underivedcomparative
- most underivedsuperlative
1. not taken or copied from another source; existing as an original form rather tha
原創;非衍生
不是從其他源頭衍生或借用而來的
not taken or copied from another source; existing as an original form rather than as something developed or borrowed from elsewhere
The linguist proved the word was underived in the native vocabulary, not borrowed.
這位語言學家證明,這個詞是本地詞彙中非衍生的原創詞。
underived in [domain] — describing native/original vocabulary
Lakshmi's painting style felt fresh and genuinely underived, unlike anything critics had seen.
Lakshmi 的繪畫風格清新且深具原創性,評論家從未見過類似作品。
Philosophers ask whether moral intuitions are underived principles or learned from experience.
哲學家們探討道德直覺究竟是原創原則,還是從經驗中習得的。
underived + noun (principles) — formal academic usage
Judge Elena Pereira based her ruling on an underived reading of the constitution.
法官 Elena Pereira 根據對憲法文本的原始解讀做出了判決。
- underived principle
- underived concept
- underived form
- underived reading
- underived vocabulary
- underived word
- original
more common and broader in meaning; can describe anything first or newly created
- primary
emphasises first in order, rank, or importance; used much more widely
- basic
focuses on being fundamental or elementary, not necessarily on independence from other sources
- simple
describes lack of complexity; does not capture the 'not derived' meaning
- derived
direct opposite; taken or developed from another source
- secondary
coming after or depending on something primary
- derivative
imitative or copied from something else; often carries a negative connotation
用法筆記
Typically found in formal academic writing, especially in linguistics, philosophy, and literary criticism. Rare in everyday conversation or general news.
常見錯誤
同根字
- derive動詞B2
- derived形容詞B2
- derivation名詞C1
- derivative形容詞C1
- derivative名詞C1
- derivational形容詞C2