stemming (B2)

verb (participle)

Pronunciation: /ˈstɛmɪŋ/

Definition

Originating or developing as a direct result of a specific cause or source.

Examples

• His anxiety was stemming from the pressure of the upcoming deadline.

• The current economic crisis is stemming from a lack of investment in new technology.

• Many of her health issues were stemming from a poor diet and lack of exercise.

How to Use stemming

stemming from (prepositional phrase)

Caused by or originating from a specific source. — "The conflict is stemming from a long-standing disagreement."

Synonyms of stemming

Words with a similar meaning to stemming:

• arising
• resulting
• originating
• emanating

Antonyms of stemming

Words with the opposite meaning to stemming:

• ending
• concluding

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