Collocations with "seem"

To give the impression of being able to do something.

to appear to be certain, from an observer's perspective

to give the impression of being believable

To appear believable based on available evidence or judgment.

To give the impression of being defensive.

To appear empty and depressing (a place) or very unhappy (a person).

To give the impression of being desperate.

Used to describe the appearance or impression of being morally reprehensible.

To give the impression of being disappointed.

to give the impression of being doubtful

to give the impression of being nervous or irritable

To appear to be efficient based on observation.

to give the impression of being detailed and complex

Used to describe the appearance of being emotive.

Used when something gives the impression of being a source of hope.

Used to describe the appearance or feeling that something is without end.

To give the impression of being enthusiastic.

to appear to be of a very high standard

to give the impression of being excited

Used to describe something that gives the impression of being exciting.

To give a general impression of being known or recognized.

Used to describe an impression of something being interesting.

to appear to be unwise, based on observation

To give the impression of being friendly.

To give the impression of being frustrated.

To give the impression of being full.

Used to describe the impression of someone being extremely angry.

Used to express the appearance that an action or attempt is pointless.

To appear to be gentle based on observation.