End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Stemming
Both words in one sentence
- Nancy Lou Ann Baldwin: An intensely religious personality obsessed with the end of the world, stemming from Sybil's fundamentalist upbringing and religious conflicts.
Source: Film / Sybil - Synopsis: A retelling of The Stolen Earth/Journey's End, in which Rose is still in this universe and married to the Doctor, with some martial problems stemming from a traumatic wartime experience.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Tenth Doctor Fics - Apocalypse How: From End of Days to Armageddon, this becomes increasingly evident, all stemming from Verchiel's release of {{Hell}} from Lucifer's body.
Source: Literature / The Fallen
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