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methinks

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me·thinks  (m-thngks)
intr.v. Past tense me·thought (-thôt) Archaic
It seems to me.
[Middle English me thinkes, from Old English m thyncth : m, to me; see me + thyncth, it seems; see tong- in Indo-European roots.]
methinks
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past methought Archaic it seems to me that
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"Right you sound, old mole," said De Vac, smiling, "would that I might learn to reason by your wondrous logic; methinks it might stand me in good stead before I be much older.
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