stem from
stɛm frɒm
stemmed fromstemming from
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Phrasal verb

tr.
cause chainbe traced to, happening because of something else
  • Her anxiety stemmed from years of uncertainty.
  • Most of his health issues stem from poor diet and lack of sleep.
  • The dispute stems from a misunderstanding over the contract terms.
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tree growth
grow out from the trunk or main stem
plant
root growing from a stem above ground
plant
part of a plant stem from which leaves grow
botany
branch or shoot from the main stem of a plant
plant
root growing from stem for support
biology
active phase of hair growth from stem cells
biology
column of stem cells from a single teloblast
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producing two branches from one stem

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  1. French:provenir de, ...
  2. German:aus etwas resultieren, ...
  3. Italian:derivare da, ...
  4. Spanish:derivarse de, ...
  5. Portuguese:resultar de, ...
  6. Chinese:源于, ...
  7. Japanese:に起因する, ...
  8. Arabic:نَجَمَ عَنْ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִנְבּוֹעַ מ, ...
  10. Russian:проистекать из, ...
  11. Ukrainian:випливати з, ...
  12. Hindi:से उत्पन्न होना, ...
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