Synonyms for Stemming:

• adj.

  •arising (adjective)
  • most idiopathic,
  • more proceeding,
  • more abiogenic,
  • most issuing,
  • most springing,
  • more assurgent,
  • more idiopathic,
  • more springing,
  • more issuing,
  • most abiogenic,
  • abiogenic,
  • more stemming,
  • most proceeding,
  • most stemming,
  • most assurgent.

• v.

  •beginning (verb)
  • sprouting,
  • beginning,
  • starting,
  • Introducing,
  • Forming,
  • dawning,
  • Creating,
  • birthing,
  • developing,
  • emerging,
  • initializing,
  • Conceiving,
  • Embarking,
  • undertaking,
  • Inducting,
  • hatching,
  • springing,
  • Preparing,
  • Inaugurating,
  • budding,
  • Initiating,
  • Commencing,
  • Germinating.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • handling,
  • arcing,
  • cushion,
  • obstruct,
  • friend,
  • stopping,
  • forcemeat,
  • halting,
  • grouping,
  • terminate,
  • Scaping,
  • champion,
  • emerge,
  • Obstructing,
  • flooring,
  • plugger,
  • curbing,
  • stocking,
  • issuing,
  • Staying,
  • admirer,
  • proceed,
  • choke,
  • ensuing,
  • showman,
  • theming,
  • filler,
  • settling,
  • exclude,
  • blocking,
  • Emanating,
  • bandaging,
  • beaking,
  • proceeding,
  • promoter,
  • cannoning,
  • hold up,
  • stuffing,
  • straining,
  • packing,
  • husking,
  • cram,
  • become,
  • check,
  • booster,
  • stalking,
  • reporting,
  • deriving,
  • ascend,
  • staunching,
  • prepare,
  • lifter,
  • racing,
  • branching,
  • arise,
  • resist,
  • Basing,
  • rooting,
  • resulting,
  • Subjecting,
  • trunking,
  • adjourn,
  • assume,
  • padding,
  • intercept,
  • footing,
  • stop,
  • come,
  • supporter,
  • Sourcing,
  • Checking,
  • Shucking,
  • dressing,
  • Chaffing,
  • bowing,
  • pad,
  • Twigging,
  • grooming,
  • bagging,
  • intervene,
  • Restraining,
  • shoplifter,
  • shanking,
  • appear,
  • caning,
  • homing,
  • housing,
  • Shafting,
  • dragging,
  • Detaining,
  • farce,
  • lining,
  • papering,
  • impresario,
  • arresting,
  • wadding,
  • impede,
  • straighten.

Paraphrases for Stemming:

• Independent

  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    stopping, Stoping, Eliminating, Ceasing, stifling, Terminating, Eradicating, minimising, agreement, Removing, Preventing, Mitigating, restricting, Originating, Emanating, discouraging, Restraining, prevention, Resisting, Discontinuing, impeding, Suppressing, Arising, offsetting, Alleviating, Generating, emerging, Reversing, diminishing, minimizing, counterbalancing, Counteracting, Overcoming, Addressing, arresting, Deterring, corresponding, Obstructing, inhibiting, deriving, resulting, Combating, combatting, redressing, confronting, Initiating, defusing, Suspending, tackling, thwarting, starting, reduction, shortening, decreasing, contain, Containing, Curtailing, reflecting, Pertaining, catching, downsizing, Relating, Apprehending, halting, limit, limiting, constraining, uprooting, reduced, reducing, lessening, Detaining, ending, ensuing, hindering, Involving, confining, Hampering, pursuant, countering, narrowing, dampening, undertaking, undermining, source, accompanying, coming, stunt, stunting, Effecting, performing, Creating, Pausing, profiling, rising, Noting, Entailing, fighting, developing, Implying, Engendering, curbing, following, Attaching, conducting, Accruing, proceeding, title, Evolving, belonging, bust, Checking, Discharging, tying, Diking, Producing, Adhering, budding, Depending, Underpinning, burgeoning, Bridging, owing, coping, blocking, product, causing, framework, breaking, Envisaged, surrounding, shrinking, lowering, ruling, engaging, braking, yielding, heading, grounding, Reining, Waging, Basing, judging, control, controlling, bearing, Quitting, slowing, Anchoring, drifting, taking, part, putting, day, unfolding, holding, burying, Capping, attacking, dealing, flowing, keeping, party, cutting, founding, going, falling, making, planned, according, Doing, dating, barring.

Stemming Sentence Examples:

• There is no stemming the tide of time, or the tide of progress, or the tide of culture.

• By that time we had traversed hundreds of miles of wilderness, stemming many rivers and rivulets; crossing or skirting hundreds of lakes which varied from two hundred miles to two hundred yards in length; dragging our boat and carrying our baggage over innumerable portages, and making our beds each night, in fair weather and foul, under the trees of the primeval forest, until we had at last plunged into regions almost unknown - where, probably, the foot of a white man had never before rested.