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Cambridge Dictionary's results


deem

verb

uk

us

  1. to consider or judge something in a particular way:

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    The area has now been deemed safe.

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    We will provide help whenever you deem it appropriate.

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    Anyone not paying the registration fee by 31 March will be deemed to have withdrawn from the offer.

deem

verb

us

  1. to consider or judge:

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    The president asked Congress for authority to take whatever steps he deemed necessary, including the use of force.

Oxford Dictionary's results


deem

verb

uk

us

  1. to have a particular opinion about somebody/something

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    deem somebody/something + noun The evening was deemed a great success.

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    deem somebody/something + adj. She deemed it prudent not to say anything.

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    I deem it an honour to be invited.

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    They would take any action deemed necessary.

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    deem somebody/something to be something The strike was deemed to be illegal.

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    deem (that)… Inspectors deemed that the standard of teaching was unsatisfactory.

Merriamwebster Dictionary's results


deem

verb

us

  1. to come to think or judge : consider

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    deemed it wise to go slow

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    those whom she deemed worthy

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    a movie deemed appropriate for all ages
  2. to have an opinion : believe

Synonyms and antonyms

from datamuse API


Synomyms:

  • hold
  • take for
  • view as

Antonyms:

    None

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