deem

deem

 (dēm)

v. deemed, deem·ing, deems

v.tr.

1. To regard as; consider: deemed the results unsatisfactory. See Synonyms at consider. See Usage Note at as¹.

2. To suppose or believe: "making little improvements which she deemed that he would value when she was gone" (Thomas Hardy).

v.intr.

To have an opinion; think.

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[Middle English demen, from Old English dēman; see dhē- in Indo-European roots.]

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deem

(diːm)

vb

(tr) to judge or consider: I do not deem him worthy of this honour.

[Old English dēman; related to Old High German tuomen to judge, Gothic domjan; see doom]

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deem

(dim)
v.t.

1. to hold as an opinion; think: I deemed it wise to refuse.

v.i.

2. Archaic. to form or have an opinion; believe; consider.

[before 900; Old English dēman; c. Old High German tuomjan, Old Norse døma]

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deem

Past participle: deemed
Gerund: deeming

Imperative

deem

deem

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Thesaurus

Verb

1.

deem - 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" take for, view as, hold hold - assert or affirm; "Rousseau's philosophy holds that people are inherently good" consider, regard, view, reckon, see - deem to be; "She views this quite differently from me"; "I consider her to be shallow"; "I don't see the situation quite as negatively as you do"

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deem

verb consider, think, believe, hold, account, judge, suppose, regard, estimate, imagine, reckon, esteem, conceive He said he would used force if he deemed it necessary.

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deem

verb

1. To have an opinion:

believe, consider, hold, opine, think.

Informal: figure, judge.

Idiom: be of the opinion.

2. To look upon in a particular way:

account, consider, esteem, reckon, regard, see, view.

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Translations

يَعْتَقِد، يَعْتَبِر

považovat

ansebetragteskønne

ansehenerachtenhaltenhalten für

considerarjuzgar

croireestimerjugerregardersupposer

álíta

considerareritenerevalutare

manyti

uzskatīt

beschouwenvinden

anse

considerarestimar

düşünmeksaymak

认为

deem

[diːm] VT (frm) → juzgar, considerar
she deems it wise to → considera prudente ...
he was deemed to have consented → se juzgó que había dado su consentimiento

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deem

[ˈdiːm] vt → juger, estimer
to deem it wise to do sth → juger bon de faire qch
to deem sth unnecessary → juger qch inutile

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deem

vt to deem somebody/something (to be) something → jdn/etw für etw erachten (geh) → or halten; it was deemed necessary → es wurde für nötig gehalten, man hielt es für nötig; he was deemed worthy of the award (geh) → er wurde des Preises für würdig erachtet (geh) → or gehalten; he was deemed too ill to leave hospital → man hielt ihn für zu krank, um das Krankenhaus zu verlassen

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deem

[diːm] vt (frm) → giudicare, ritenere
she deemed it wise to go → ha ritenuto prudente andarsene

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deem

(diːm) verb

to judge or think. He deemed it unwise to tell her the truth. dink, meen, beskou as يَعْتَقِد، يَعْتَبِر смятам julgar považovat halten für skønne; anse; betragte θεωρώ, κρίνωjuzgar, considerar (millekski) pidama پنداشتن؛ صلاح دانستن pitää jonakin juger לחשוב על- समझना suditi, misliti vminek tart, tekint menilai álíta giudicare 考える (~이라고) 생각한다 manyti uzskatīt percaya achtenanse, mene uważać za اټكلول، فكر كول julgar a socoti, a crede полагать považovať, pokladať meniti smatrati anse, bedöma คิดว่า düşünmek, saymak 認為 гадати; вважати خیال کرنا یا ماننا tưởng rằng 认为

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