arise from (B2)
phrasal verb
Pronunciation: /əˈraɪz frəm/
Definition
To originate or come into existence as a result of something. This phrase is often used to describe the cause of a problem or situation.
Examples
The company's financial difficulties arise from a series of poor investment decisions.
The conflict arises from a deep-seated cultural difference between the two groups.
How to Use arise from
- arise from something (phrasal verb)
- to originate or come into existence as a result of something — "The problems arise from a combination of poor management and lack of funding."
- arise out of something (phrasal verb)
- to originate or come into existence as a result of something — "The conflict arises out of a deep-seated cultural difference between the two groups."
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