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deem Verb

— If you deem something safe, necessary, important, etc., you judge it to be that way. Pierre's boss looked at the report he wrote and deemed it useless. The military leader was given permission to do whatever he deemed necessary to win the war. After he studied for five hours, Tyronne's mother told him "I deem you ready for your math test."

deem

— verb (= hold, view as, take for) keep in mind or convey as a conviction or view take for granted view as important hold these truths to be self-evident I hold him personally responsible

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deem English » English

consider think believe regard account judge view watch look at opine see accredit suppose pertain involve hold concern ponder reason look find view as think highly of surmise reckon meditate guess feel estimate contemplate assume understand take for speculate repute reflect presume imagine fancy evaluate esteem conceive believe in assess appreciate advocate value try treat as think well of

Conjugation deem conjugation

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Simple sentences

The state can take your children away if they deem you an unfit mother.
You may deem me romantic, my dear sister, but I bitterly feel the want of a friend.
That person asked me who I was, but I did not deem it necessary to answer him.

Movie subtitles

Kings would deem it an honour to tie my shoe!
A million thingd deem to happen at once.
If you want the child badly enough. it won't deem like duch a dacrifice, now, will it?
Such portions of the Krell science, as I may from time to time..deem suitable and safe, I shall dispense to Earth.
I promise the living body of Spartacus. for whatever punishment you may deem fiit.
It's not easy to wash you, I deem.
I would deem it a privilege if I could be of help.
In the meanwhile, I would deem it a sincere service to the school. if any indiscretion that might reach your ears. should also reach mine.
You will be sent to Earth in the 20th century and will remain there for as long as we deem proper, and for that period the secret of the TARDIS will be taken from you.
I didn't deem it necessary.
Prior to hostile Japanese action you are directed to undertake reconnaissance and other measures as you deem necessary.
I've turned to the Book of Psalms. and I will read from Psalm number 58. which I deem to be appropriate.
An unexpected visit. Is it a reward for which you deem yourself unworthy?
I am pleased to inform you we have a prisoner you deem highly valuable.
And I speak the languages you deem so important: Croatian, Bohemian, and Hungarian.
He who approaches, deem you him worthy of noble knighthood?
He who approacheth, deem you him ready for noble knighthood?
Such portions of the Krell science, as I may from time to time deem suitable and safe, I shall dispense to Earth.
I promise the living body of Spartacus. for whatever punishment you may deem fit.
I would deem it an honor if you'd at least stay the day and be my guest at the hunt.
I deem it unfeminine.
My uncle didn't deem her worthy of his mentioning.
I'd deem it a privilege to serve the people of this state, Governor, especially in the name of William Townsend.
Madame, I didn't deem him ready to decisively confront himself.
And the Countess would deem it a pleasure if you would dine with us tonight.
Is it a reward for which you deem yourself unworthy?
I would deem it a privilege.
You can also be sure that I shall not interfere, that is with those great principles which I deem to be at stake.
I promise the living body of Spartacus. for whatever punishment you may deem fit. That or his head.
You deem him worthy, do you not?
They will even deem it right to consider you their equal, as the wife of a criminal sharing their lot.
I am constantly being torn between what people expect and what I deem right myself.
So there are crimes you deem worse than murder.
Out of compassion. If we deem his death an accident. they will get a pension.
You'll receive the load and do with it whatever you deem right.
As you wish, since you deem them of value.
How much land do you deem yourself worth?
You talk to me or that immunity they deem so fit to grant you won't be worth the paper the contract on your life is printed on.

News and current affairs

If they are faced with criticism that they deem unfair, they will resort to the kind of truculence and bitterness that has long thwarted efforts to reach an agreement.
After all, one of the core freedoms of a democracy is that voters have the right to behave in ways that outsiders might deem irresponsible and incoherent.
Here, the rule should be: deem something essential only if the EU's four freedoms - free movement of goods, services, people and capital - will be seriously impaired without such a designation.
Prices shoot up and they deem themselves brilliant.
Both deem Islam the new enemy, one held in common.
China may play the victim versus the West, but its leaders know that their country is back on the world scene at a level that they deem appropriate and legitimate.
Now 14 heads of state and government deem it appropriate to invent their own new rules.
People could benefit from the subsidy only by engaging in productive work - that is, a job that employers deem worth paying something for.
The first calls for the world to deem as utterly unacceptable state violence that seeks to impose conformity and discipline.
More important, none has found a reduction in advanced breast cancer in the screened groups - a requirement to deem screening effective.
Paradoxically, some deem human rights to be wholly inefficacious where their recognition is most required.
Nonetheless, it would be difficult to deem them inferior, given their medium-to-long-term advantages.
The European project has been built on values that we deem to be universal, and we must make a very real effort to uphold them, not only as a moral imperative, but also because it is in our strategic interest.
The US Federal Reserve argues, with some justification, that its quantitative easing is compatible with price stability, while Europe and several emerging countries deem it beggar-thy-neighbor behavior.
Four Americans out of ten agree with him, whereas less than three in ten deem terrorism or Iran more dangerous.

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