Control and Stem

Control

Control verb - To keep from exceeding a desirable degree or level (as of expression).

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Synonyms for Control

Antonyms for Control

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

Nearby Words: controlled, controlling, controller, controllable

Stem

Stem verb - Remove the stem from.

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Synonyms for Stem

Antonyms for Stem

Control and stem are semantically related in prevent topic. Sometimes you can use "Control" instead a verb "Stem", if it concerns topics such as staunch.

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How words are described

human	human control	human stem
perfect	perfect control	perfect stem
main	main control	main stem
central	central control	central stem

Common collocations

people	control people	stem people
fate	control fate	stem fate
time	control time	stem time
flow	control flow	stem flow

Both words in one sentence

Instant maple and ginger oatmeal is addictive to Yeerks, makes them lose control over their hosts, replaces part of their brain stem, and drives them crazy.

Source: Alien Catnip
It is implied a big part of magicians' incomes stem from production of aphrodisiacs, birth control, and magical cosmetics.

Source: Fantasy Contraception
In Teen Titans Raven has seriously repressed emotions (necessary because her powers stem from them and require tight control).

Source: Rainbow Motif

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