stem from
1 of 1verb/stɛm frəm/
Forms:stems from,stemming from,stemmed from,stemmed from
1
to originate from a particular source or factor
C1transitive- The economic downturn stems from global market fluctuations.
- The health issues stem from poor lifestyle choices and a lack of exercise.
- The protests stem from the government's decision to raise taxes.
- The decline in sales stems from increased competition in the market.
- The anxiety stems from unresolved emotional trauma and stress.