Correct spellings for DEREIVE
- bereave The death of her mother was a tragic event that would bereave her of joy for months to come.
- deceive He tried to deceive his boss by falsifying the records.
- deceiver I realized that he was a deceiver who could not be trusted.
- deprive If you deprive someone of their basic needs, you are taking away their ability to survive.
- deride Despite the fact that the poor man was struggling to get his bag, the passerby did not hesitate to deride him.
- derisive He sneered at her derisive remark.
- derive From this information, I can derive that Mr. Smith is a teacher.
- derived The derived taxes are estimated to generate approximately $100 million in revenue.
- derives The word derives comes from the Latin word derivaret which means "to draw out or take away.
- deserve I believe that hardworking individuals deserve recognition and praise for their efforts.
- drive I need to take my car for a drive.
