to seem
- verb
- /siːm/
- And as of right now, it seems to be blending OK.
- seem more
- seem likely
- make it seem
Like these cream blushes seem so little to me.
- Like these cream blushes seem so little to me.
- But for some reason this just seems insane.
- So now once again, greed seems to be winning.
- In the long run, foxes seem to be more impactful.
- For me, it seems wild and it seems excessive for me.
- And last but not least, this may seem odd, but it's not.
- And crazy as it seems, it's worked a lot.
- I don't know, it just seems odd for me.
Examples
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So, you know, they seem like pretty good guys.
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At first, they may seem harmless.
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OK, OK, I know this seems bad, but is it?
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But things still seem a little strange, right?
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So these four seem to go over here.
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But the major things just seem like common sense.
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And now it seems my journey ends.
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Because I can't seem to find it.
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They seem to have something very urgent to tell you, sir.
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From a distance, the mountain seems much taller than it really is.
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Etymology
The word seem once meant 'to be fitting' or 'proper', like the related word seemly, so when something seems a certain way it 'gives the impression' or 'appears' to be that way.