rederived

Worked out anew

Rederived means derived again or anew.

Something rederived has been traced back to its source a second time, or obtained again through reasoning or calculation: The formula was rederived from first principles after errors were found in the original proof.

Common in mathematics, logic, and linguistics when results need verification or when approaching a problem fresh.

formula

recalculated

Computed once more

equationMathematical equality assertion
proofDemonstration of truth
theoremDemonstrated logical conclusion

mathematical · reformulated · computed · independent · verified · axiom · algebraic · recomputed · solution · calculus

sensename

etymology

Word origin study

linguisticConcerning language study
tracedFollowed back to origin
reconstructedBuilt again from pieces

root · origin · morpheme · prefix · suffix · cognate · proto-language · borrowed · loanword · backformation

legal

precedent

Prior authoritative example

rulingFormal legal determination
statuteEnacted written rule
interpretationAssigned meaning

jurisprudence · authority · doctrine · reinterpreted · constitutional · legislative · judicial · sourced · citation · rights

Opposites

derivation sequence

rederivedderived

Obtained from a source

underived · primary · original · initial

originality of process

rederivedassumed

Taken as true

postulated · taken as given · axiomatic · presupposed · inherited

Family

rederiving

Familiarity: Top 1,000,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Rated G