Collocations with "seem to"

to give the impression of ignoring or not noticing something

To seem to indicate or be a sign of something.

to appear to announce or indicate something

suggests that something appears to meet a requirement, but it might not be certain

used to describe the appearance of something becoming tighter

To give the impression of being a threat.

figurative

figurative

To give the impression of passing through something.

to appear to understand or be aware of something

to seem to be relaxing

To give the impression of staring.

used when an area or period of time appears to extend endlessly

to give the impression of vibrating

Used to describe something that appears to have exploded, often in a sudden, energetic, metaphorical way (e.g., with light, sound, or activity).

Used to describe an apparent or subjective sense of something filling a space, often with an abstract quality like a sound or emotion.

Used to describe something that appears to encourage a certain reaction or comparison.

To give the impression of enjoying something.

To appear to stop moving suddenly.

To appear to be receding or diminishing.