underivable
underivable adjective: that cannot be derived.
Adjective
underivable (not comparable)
- That cannot be derived.
- [B]eautiful women […] seem, for a long interval, mysteriously exempt from the incantations of decay; for as the outward loveliness touch by touch departs, the interior beauty touch by touch replaces that departing bloom, with charms, which, underivable from earth, possess the ineffaceableness of...1852, Herman Melville, Pierre; or The Ambiguities
Noun
underivable (plural underivables)
- Something that cannot be derived.
Forms of underivable
| plural | underivables |
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Origin of underivable
From un- + derivable.
Words formed from underivable
Questions about underivable
- What does underivable mean?
- Underivable means that cannot be derived.
- What part of speech is underivable?
- Underivable can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near underivable in the dictionary
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