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The meaning of DRIVEN is having a compulsive or urgent quality. How to use driven in a sentence.
caused or influenced by something or someone: The company's policies are essentially cost-driven. consumer-driven/market-driven/product-driven. moved, operated, or controlled by something: The decline accelerated in late afternoon as computer-driven selling kicked in.
adjective. being under compulsion, as to succeed or excel: a driven young man who was fiercely competitive. controlled or propelled by something specified (used in combination): a market-driven approach to retaining talent; data-driven business strategies; a water pump that is solar driven. driven. / ˈdrɪvən /.
Synonyms for DRIVEN: obsessive, impulsive, compulsive, spontaneous, automatic, obsessional, instinctive, uncontrollable; Antonyms of DRIVEN: voluntary, wilful, willful, controllable, manageable, unforced, resistible, let.
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Definitions of driven. adjective. compelled forcibly by an outside agency. synonyms: goaded. involuntary, nonvoluntary, unvoluntary. not subject to the control of the will. adjective. urged or forced to action through moral pressure. synonyms: impelled. motivated. provided with a motive or given incentive for action. adjective.
to force to work, do, or act; compel; urge: [ ~ + object] He drove the workers until they collapsed. [ ~ + object + to + verb] Pride drove him to finish the work on time. to carry (business, etc.) vigorously through:[ ~ + object] to drive a hard bargain.
