Appear and Stem

Appear

Appear verb - To come into view.

Stem and appear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stem" instead a verb "Appear".

Nearby Words: appearance, appearing

Stem

Stem verb - Remove the stem from.

Appear and stem are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Appear" instead a verb "Stem".

Common collocations

people appear people stem people
episode appear episode stem episode
time appear time stem time
level appear level stem level
Other words: nothing, problems.

Both words in one sentence

  • Many of the Phantom's actions in The Phantom of the Opera appear to stem from his obsessive love for Christine and his attempts to destroy her romance with Raoul.
  • However, many appear to stem from vivid hallucinations.
  • Series / Poirot Many of the changes in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, for better or worse, appear to stem from the fact that the original twist of the novel is difficult (albeit not necessarily impossible) to reproduce on screen, being a function of the literary narrative.
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