Collocations with "seem to"

To suggest a contradiction based on available evidence, though it may not be definite.

Used when evidence or appearances point towards a certain conclusion, but without absolute certainty.

to give the impression of showing or suggesting something

to appear to be increasing

Used when something appears to suggest a particular idea or conclusion.

to give the impression of being hesitant

Used to describe the appearance of someone enjoying something.

to give the impression of liking something

To give the impression of disappearing.

to give the impression of continuing for a long time

To look or sound as if you do not have something.

To give the impression of indicating something.

to appear to be growing or developing well

to give the impression of preferring something

Used when something gives the impression of being amusing.

Similar to 'appear to confirm', indicating that something gives the impression of confirming a fact.

Used when something appears to be disappearing, but it might not be certain.

Used to express an apparent or perceived increase or development.

Used to express a memory that you are not completely certain about.

to give the impression of emphasizing something

appears to emphasize something

To give the impression of excluding.

Used when something appears to be reducing speed.

To give the impression of floating.

Suggests that something gives the impression of being a justification.