vverb.stativegrow out of, have roots in, originate inExamples:- The increase in the national debt stems from the last war
Derivationally Related Form:stem
Hypernyms:originate in
Inherited Hypernyms:stemoriginate in
Sentence Frame:Something ---s something
vverb.stativecause to point inwardDerivationally Related Form:stem
Hypernyms:orient
Inherited Hypernyms:stemorientpositionputmove
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.changestop the flow of a liquidSynset:halt stanch staunch stem
Examples:- staunch the blood flow
- stem the tide
Derivationally Related Form:halt
Hypernyms:check
Inherited Hypernyms:stemcheckstop
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something
vverb.changeremove the stem fromExamples:- for automatic natural language processing, the words must be stemmed
Derivationally Related Form:stemstemmer
Hypernyms:remove take take away withdraw
Inherited Hypernyms:stemremove
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
adjadj.allhaving a stem or stems or having a stem as specified; often used in combinationExamples:- stemmed goblets
- long-stemmed roses
Antonyms:stemless
Inherited Hypernyms:stemmed
adjadj.all(of plants) producing a well-developed stem above groundTopic:botanyphytology
Synset:caulescent cauline
Antonyms:acaulescent
Inherited Hypernyms:caulescent
Similar to:cylindrical-stemmed leafy-stemmed multi-stemmed short-stemmed spiny-stemmed stout-stemmed thick-stemmed weak-stemmed wiry-stemmed woody-stemmed woolly-stemmed
adj satadj.allhaving the stem removedAntonyms:stemmed
Inherited Hypernyms:stemmed
Similar to:stemless