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Drive

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Meaning

Noun

●
Planned, usually
,
to
something; ability
with
,
, and motivation.
●
Violent or
; a
or
; especially, a
or
of business.
●
An
of
(prompting)
forward, to be
or hunted.
●
An
of
(prompting)
forward, to
a herd.
●
In Military:
A
the
to take a
objective.
●
A
used to power or give
to a
or other
or
part.
●
A
made in a
(now
in a
).
●
A driveway.
●
A type of public roadway.
●
A place
or
for
;
for
.
●
In Psychology:
Desire or interest.
●
In Computer hardware:
An
for
and
to or from a
such as a disk.
●
In Computer hardware:
A
in which the
for
and
is
with the
for
.
●
In Golf:
A
made with a driver.
●
In Baseball & Tennis:
A
in
trajectory.
●
In Cricket:
A type of
by
the
a
, through the
of the
, and
it along the
,
between
and midwicket.
●
In Football (soccer):
A
level
or pass.
●
In Football (American):
An
,
one
several
and/ or
, often
to a
opportunity.
●
A
such as a
,
, or
drive.
●
A
more
product, e.g. by
a discount.
●
In Typography:
An
or
by a
drift.
●
A
of
that are
; a
of
to be
down a river.

Verb

●
To provide an
for
or other
, to
an
the
of
thereto.
●
To provide an
for a non-physical change, especially a change in
state of mind.
●
To
either
or non-physically, through the
of force.
●
In Philanthropy:
To cause
through the
or
of
: to
or
, to
to
, to
,
or threaten.
●
(especially of
) To
or
by
; to
; to
to
on.
●
To
a
by a
,
or
animal.
●
In Philanthropy:
To cause
to
out of.
●
To
(something) by
it with great force.
●
In Philanthropy:
To cause (a
) to operate.
●
To
(a
vehicle).
●
In Aviation:
To
(an aircraft).
●
To
; to provide an
for.
●
To
(to do something).
●
In Philanthropy:
To cause to become.
●
In Baseball, Cricket & Tennis:
To
the
with a drive.
●
To
by
a
vehicle.
●
To
(a person, etc.) in a
vehicle.
●
To
forcefully.
●
To be
or
(especially of a ship).
●
To
,
, or
a point or state.
●
To
or to
; to
; to prosecute.
●
To
, by
what is contained.
●
In Mining:
To
; to
a
or tunnel.
●
In Football (American):
To
a
(n.): to
and
down the field.
●
To
for rent.
●
To
the
(feathers or down) from the
, by
them to a current of air.
●
To be the
in a
act.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

drive
English
arrow
driven
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
drifan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym

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