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inderivative

inderivative adjective: without derivation, autonomous.

Adjective

inderivative (comparative more inderivative, superlative most inderivative)

  1. Without derivation, autonomous.
    • Only if comprehension is meant as a primary phenomenon can time be thought as an ecstatic disclosedness, i.e. an original, ontologically inderivative, unprogrammable non-functionalistic and essential temporality, which always involves and concerns us.2015, Flavia Santoianni, The Concept of Time in Early Twentieth-Century Philosophy

Forms of inderivative

comparativemore inderivative
superlativemost inderivative

Origin of inderivative

From in- + derivative.

Questions about inderivative

What does inderivative mean?
Inderivative means without derivation, autonomous.
What part of speech is inderivative?
Inderivative is an adjective.

Words near inderivative in the dictionary

  1. indepthness
  2. inderborite
  3. inderite
  4. inderivability
  5. inderivable
  6. inderivative
  7. inderivatively
  8. indescribabilities
  9. indescribability
  10. indescribable
  11. indescribableness

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