driven
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈdɹɪvən// UK //dɹˈɪvən// driv·en
v. having a very strong desire to succeed. You use this to describe someone who works hard because they are highly motivated by a goal.
v. highly motivated, ambitious, and determined to achieve specific goals. Often used to describe professional or academic character traits.
She is a very driven person who works late every night.
The company is looking for a driven sales manager who can meet ambitious targets in a competitive market.
His success is not merely a product of talent but of a driven nature that refuses to accept anything less than perfection in his creative output.
Morphologically drive + -n.
Usage
Typically used as a predicative or attributive adjective to describe personality; distinct from the past participle of 'drive'.