Meaning & Definition of word "Seem"

Seem

/siːm/

1. to give the impression of being something or having a particular quality.
- Example: It seems that we will have to wait for the train.
2. to appear to be; to give the impression of.
- Example: She seems very happy with her new job.
3. to have a particular quality or appearance.
- Example: The results seem to indicate a need for further research.
4. used to suggest that something is true based on a perception or belief.
- Example: He seems to know what he’s talking about.

Old English 'seeman', related to the German 'scheinen' and Dutch 'schijnen'.

seems to be:

gives the appearance of being something

it seems that:

it appears that

seems like:

appears to be

as it seems:

based on the apparent facts

what seems to be:

what appears to be true or real

appear:

to become visible or noticeable

look:

to direct one's gaze in a specified direction

imply:

to suggest something without saying it directly

Meaning: To appear to be a certain way based on behavior.

Example Sentence: He seems chill, but he can be intense.

Meaning: To give off a vibe or impression.

Example Sentence: She seems like the fun type.