Collocations with "seem"

to appear to be connected with the subject

Similar to 'appear', suggesting an impression of reluctance that may or may not be true.

To give the impression of being small.

Used to describe seeming serious and not cheerful.

to appear unexpected

Used to express an impression of someone being tall.

Used when something gives the impression of being tedious.

Used to describe an appearance of being difficult, strict, or strong.

to give the impression of not being worried, based on observation

Used to suggest that something appears reasonable.

Used to express that a situation or action appears to be unjust.

To give the impression of being improbable.

Used to state that something appears to be impossible to imagine or accept.

Used to describe something that appears to be useful, important, or a good use of time.

To appear unfriendly or emotionally unavailable.

to give the impression of being normal or average

Suggests the impression of being annoyed.

To give the impression of being powerful.

To give the impression of being stressed. Can also be used as 'seem stressed out' (informal).

To give the impression of being anxious or fearful.

to appear to be old-fashioned

Used to express the impression that something is absurd.

To give the impression of being aggressive.

Used to describe the impression of someone being nervous or worried.

To give the impression of being friendly and pleasant.

Used to suggest that something appears to be suitable or right.

Used to express an impression of something being uninteresting.