seem to mark

Frequency: 6.68.5 per million words

To seem to indicate or be a sign of something.

markVERB: 3. be a sign of sth

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seem to

Examples (10)

  • This decision seems to mark a turning point for the company.
  • Her recent success seems to mark the beginning of a new era in her career.
  • The rise in temperatures seems to mark a significant climate shift.
  • His silence seems to mark his disagreement with the proposal.
  • These protests seem to mark a growing public dissatisfaction.
  • The new policy seems to mark a departure from previous strategies.
  • Their reconciliation seems to mark an end to years of conflict.
  • This innovative technology seems to mark a breakthrough in medicine.
  • The unexpected election results seem to mark a shift in political power.
  • The sudden drop in sales seems to mark a troubled period for the industry.