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seem
verb as in appear; give the impression
Example Sentences
They lost four of six to them during the regular season in which the Phillies, unlike many other teams, seemed completely unintimidated and fully up to the challenge.
"Now she seems to be Chelsea's number nine. The level she is at now, it is going to be really difficult for someone to knock her off that perch, even a fully-fit Sam Kerr."
Then, just as it seemed Ali would crumble, he staged a stunning rally.
George lost his wife a couple months ago, and it seems — from the stories he tells me — that theirs was a deep and enduring love.
That might seem commonplace now, but it was a Eureka moment for Goodall: Like humans, chimpanzees not only use tools but actually make them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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