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British pronunciation
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Definition & Meaning of "seem"

to seem
01

to appear to be or do something particular

Linking Verb: to seem [adj] | to seem sth
to seem definition and meaning
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Choose whichever path seems right for you.
Despite his confident exterior, he seems unsure about the decision.
1.1

to appear or give the impression of being something

Transitive: to seem that
Linking Verb: to seem [adj]
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It seems only fair to give everyone an equal opportunity to participate.
It seems they forgot about the meeting.
1.2

used to make one's statement seem less strong or compelling

Transitive: to seem to do sth
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I seem to have misplaced my keys somewhere.
I seem to recall that you said you would be there.
02

to fail at doing something despite one's efforts

Transitive: to seem to do sth
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He would seem to be having trouble with his job.
I ca n't seem to get this equation right.
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