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Meanings of seem extraordinarily in English

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Usage of seem extraordinarily in English
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In short, the French team's figures seem extraordinarily high.
The Guardian
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In comparison with the amounts of water that fall upon the land as rain, it does not seem extraordinarily large.
Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
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It came across in a matter of moments and it seemed extraordinarily clear.
The Guardian
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They seemed extraordinarily exuberant as they went diving and splashing in the mud.
The Native Soil
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At one moment he seemed extraordinarily hard and at the next unnecessarily concerned.
The Red Cross Girls with the Russian Army
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In Harvard Square, the rest of the world seems extraordinarily unimportant.
The new yorker
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The moment of silence which followed seemed extraordinarily crowded to Nora.
The hellfire club
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The question seemed extraordinarily sagacious; it threw me into confusion.
Jacqueline of Golden River
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Dradles's voice seemed extraordinarily loud in the winding stone chamber.
Drood: a novel
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In the dim light, they seemed extraordinarily pale, almost colourless.
The Flanders Panel
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Pyrgus seemed extraordinarily confident to Henry, every inch an emperor.
Faerie Wars
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The line of demarcation between the burned and the unburned areas seemed extraordinarily well defined.
The Rules of the Game
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On the surface, the FBI's system seems extraordinarily useful.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
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The inside of the rocket suddenly seemed extraordinarily still.
Operation: Outer Space
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The price women pay for childbirth seems extraordinarily high.
BBC
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He seemed extraordinarily anxious, now, lest she should refuse.
The Ashiel mystery: A Detective Story
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