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undeˈrived, ppl. a.
[un-1 8.]
Not derived or drawn from a source; primary, original.
c1630Sanderson Serm. (1681) II. 307 Because of the eternity of His own being, and that from Himself, and underived from any other. 1660R. Coke Justice Vind. 5 If it be absolute and underived, then how can it be rational? 1719Waterland Vind. Christ's Div. 289 To be able to distinguish between a delegated, and a supreme underived Power. 1799Kirwan Geol. Ess. 485 It must have had calcareous earth underived from shell fish. 1850McCosh Div. Govt. iii. i. 289 Suppose that man had been a self-existent underived being like God. 1860Pusey Min. Proph. 468 Life specially belongs to God, since He alone is Underived Life.
b. Of words. (See derive v. 10 b.)
1668Wilkins Real Char. 303 That kind of word..is stiled an Adverb; which may be distinguished into Derived and Vnderived. 1827Q. Rev. XXXV. 191 This not more useful than abused verb,..underived as it is from any parent or adjunct dialect. 1841Latham Eng. Lang. 261 All, in respect to Verbs in general, which the Etymologist has to determine, is whether they be Derived or Underived.
Hence undeˈrivedly adv.; undeˈrivedness.
1644Bp. Maxwell Prerog. Chr. Kings i. 19 It is underivedly, primarily, and natively in the Communitie. 1850F. W. Newman Phases ii. 51 This derivation of the Son and Spirit and the underivedness of the Father alone. 1886Mind Jan. 39 What is that subjective necessity..? It is..not its underivedness in any one's mind, not its priority in time. |