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e.g. The stem of the flower was very delicate and fragile.
e.g. She firmly formed the stem of the letter 'T'. He held the stem of the wine glass.
e.g. This meaning is conveyed by adding a suffix to the stem.
e.g. They are descended from the same stem as the royal family.
e.g. A head-on collision would weaken the stem of the ship.
e.g. All of these problems stem from an unhealthy diet and a lack of exercise.
e.g. They helped their grandmother stem the green beans.
e.g. The ship's engine was powerful enough to help the ship stem the strong current.
e.g. They tried to stem the leaks by plugging the holes where water was flowing in.
e.g. They tried to stem the popularity of the inappropriate song among the students.
e.g. All of them are engaged in research in STEM subjects.
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