stem-from Synonyms
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stem-from Meaning
stem-from
to be caused by (something or someone)
stem-from Sentence Examples
- The conflict stemmed from a misunderstanding between the two parties.
- The disease stems from a virus that attacks the immune system.
- The prejudice against marginalized groups stems from historical biases.
- The company's financial difficulties stemmed from poor management decisions.
- The anxiety she experienced stemmed from childhood trauma.
- The scientific breakthrough stemmed from years of dedicated research.
- The conflict between the nations stemmed from territorial disputes.
- The social inequality in society stems from unequal access to opportunities.
- The environmental crisis we face stems from human activities that degrade the planet.
- The investigation stemmed from allegations of corruption within the government.
FAQs About the word stem-from
to be caused by (something or someone)
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The conflict stemmed from a misunderstanding between the two parties.
The disease stems from a virus that attacks the immune system.
The prejudice against marginalized groups stems from historical biases.
The company's financial difficulties stemmed from poor management decisions.
