driven
driven Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Relentlessly motivated by an internal need to succeed or achieve a particular goal; fiercely ambitious and hardworking.
"As a driven researcher, she spent countless hours in the laboratory perfecting the new vaccine formula."
Operated, powered, or impelled by a specified force, source of energy, or guiding factor (often used in combination).
"The organization transitioned to a data-driven strategy to improve customer retention."
Blown, swept, or piled into heaps or drifts by the wind (especially of snow, rain, or sand).
"The mountain pass was completely blocked by deep drifts of newly driven snow."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle English driven, from Old English drifen, the past participle of drīfan ('to drive, force, or impel'), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *drībaną.