Synonyms for stemmed
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1. stemmedadjective

   Antonyms:
   nonstemmed, unstemmed

2. stemmedadjective

   The long-stemmed roses didn't fit in the short vase because the stems were too long.

   Antonyms:
   nonstemmed, unstemmed

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1. stemmedadjective

   having a stem or stems or having a stem as specified; often used in combination

   "stemmed goblets"; "long-stemmed roses"

   Synonyms:
   cauline, caulescent

   Antonyms:
   stemless

2. caulescent, cauline, stemmedadjective

   (of plants) producing a well-developed stem above ground

   Synonyms:
   cauline, caulescent

   Antonyms:
   stemless

3. stemmedadjective

   having the stem removed

   "stemmed berries"

   Synonyms:
   cauline, caulescent

   Antonyms:
   stemless

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1. Jeff Nassof:

   The first quarter was obviously pretty horrible, similar to what happened a year ago when oil started falling, it wasn't a problem that stemmed from leveraged finance deals themselves, but more of an external macro shock.

2. Bill Sellars:

   This was the first time the Ottoman Empire recorded a major military victory against world powers for 150-odd years, the empire was in decline. The 18th of March marked a point where that tide at least briefly was stemmed.

3. Stephanie Kibler:

   Everything I learned about money stemmed from me digging into my finances in college, figuring out where I stood and just what was going on inside my personal financial machine, i learned how to be careful with money, to plan and save, but most importantly, how to make my money work for me so that I can use it to live the life I want, even despite those student loans.

4. Megan McArdle:

   …the mainstream have been so busy denouncing ‘fake news’ that we failed to notice we’re developing a wee disinformation problem of our own — much of which has stemmed, ironically, from our efforts to fight disinformation on the right.

5. Judge Jeanine Pirro:

   As a judge, my power always stemmed from the ability to take someone out of society who I thought was a danger to himself or others, then you can send it to Bellevue, and then they can sit there for a while and be analyzed.