- verbseem (verb) · seems (third person present) · seemed (past tense) · seemed (past participle) · seeming (present participle)
- give the impression or sensation of being something or having a particular quality:"Dawn seemed annoyed" · "there seems to be plenty to eat" · "it seemed that he was determined to oppose her"
- used to make a statement or description of one's thoughts, feelings, or actions less assertive or forceful:"I seem to remember giving you very precise instructions"
- (cannot seem to do something)be unable to do something, despite having tried:"he couldn't seem to remember his lines"
- (it seemsit would seem)used to suggest in a cautious, guarded, or polite way that something is true or a fact:"it would seem that he has been fooling us all"
OriginMiddle English (also in the sense ‘suit, befit, be appropriate’): from Old Norse sœma ‘to honor’, from sœmr ‘fitting’.Similar and Opposite Wordsverb
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