Become and Stem

Become

Become verb - To eventually have as a state or quality.

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

Nearby Word: becoming

Stem

Stem verb - Remove the stem from.

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

Common collocations

kind become kind stem kind
level become level stem level
loss become loss stem loss
skills become skills stem skills

Both words in one sentence

  • Sad Clown The sarcastic dialogue choices very often stem from how pissed off, disappointed, or done with the world they've become.
    Source: Sad Clown
  • Sephiroth's motivations stem from wanting to become a deity, but the exact mechanisms he's planning to use for this are just as hand-wavey.
    Source: Hand Wave
  • Series / The Librarians (2014) The Library's problems in the early second season stem from the fact that the Library's mind and spirit have become separated from its physical structure and lost in the world in human form with no memory of its origins.
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