Proceed from
verb
To originate from or be caused by something.
The problem proceeds from a lack of funding.

verb
To begin or continue a course of action.
The council then proceeded from their conversation to discuss the next order of business.

verb
To move forward, especially after reaching a certain point.
We finally reached the main road, from which we can proceed from there to our final destination.

verb
To go from one place to another.
You will proceed from the hotel to the conference center by bus.

verb
To originate from or be caused by something.
The problem proceeds from a lack of funding.

verb
To begin or continue a course of action.
The council then proceeded from their conversation to discuss the next order of business.

verb
To move forward, especially after reaching a certain point.
We finally reached the main road, from which we can proceed from there to our final destination.

verb
To go from one place to another.
You will proceed from the hotel to the conference center by bus.

Definition 1 of 4

Source Important
Use 'proceed from' to specify the origin of an issue or situation.

The misunderstandings all proceed from unclear instructions.
Casual Speech
Less common in casual conversation, more used in formal or written contexts.

The rumors proceed from a misinterpretation of the facts.
Source Important
Use 'proceed from' to specify the origin of an issue or situation.

The misunderstandings all proceed from unclear instructions.
Casual Speech
Less common in casual conversation, more used in formal or written contexts.

The rumors proceed from a misinterpretation of the facts.
Source Important
Use 'proceed from' to specify the origin of an issue or situation.

The misunderstandings all proceed from unclear instructions.
Casual Speech
Less common in casual conversation, more used in formal or written contexts.

The rumors proceed from a misinterpretation of the facts.
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