driven Definition
driven (driv′ən)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
adjective
- moved along and piled up by the wind driven snow
- having or caused to act or function by a sense of urgency or compulsion a driven person
driven Synonyms
driven
modif.
driven Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- shooting: Rough Shooting A limited number of days may be available for driven rough shooting for six guns.
- shot: His touches, deft and clever, are just as lethal as his driven shots and his headers.
- cross: His low driven cross was side-footed home from less than 10 yards out by Kleberson.
- car: The figures shown in the table relate to gasoline driven cars.
- individual: To be an artist, you had to be a driven individual.
- man: He was a lovely, funny, driven man.
Browse dictionary entries near driven
- ‹ driveline
- ‹ drivel
- ‹ drive time
- ‹ drive-through
- ‹ drive shaft
- ‹ drive-in
- ‹ drive crazy or mad
- ‹ drive-by investing
- ‹ drive-by
- ‹ drive away
- -driven ›
- driver ›
- driver ant ›
- Driver or Device Driver ›
- drivetrain ›
- driveway ›
- driving ›
- driving wheel ›
- driving while intoxicated ›
- drizzle ›

