derivative

These are derivative contracts that an investor, usually an insurance company, can buy as a way of further hedging their risks from natural disasters.

Of course these are derivative, too, almost as though Serra were his own pupil, or a forger of his own pieces.

The new idea of making the said Dorito shell spicier and adding a splash of lime is derivative at best.

Some of those owners are outside your country, so you don't even get derivative benefits.

Senate race, and why derivative swap trading is regulated by the House Agricultural committee.

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It is a derivative from the words Algonquin, and Akee, earth, or land.

One could thus fully realise the fact that the moon's light is only derivative.

Many men require further special proofs of the derivative origin of organic forms.

The Greek and Hebrew being original languages, can be acquired in much less time than the Latin, which is a derivative language.

The word "spirits" here designates a derivative of the outer air crudely mingled with the blood.