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Meanings of seem more in English

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Usage of seem more in English
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However, some of the forms seem more specialized than one would expect.
Ringworld
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Long-term thinking and consensus seem more absent than ever from political discourse.
The Guardian
3
He asked some questions whose answers seem more elusive than ever now.
The new yorker
4
I hope you will suffer; it makes you seem more human anyhow.
Nobody's Man
5
They don't seem so dreadful then; they seem more bearable and ordinary.
Five on a treasure island
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So Whitehall manoeuvres once again help to make independence seem more inviting.
The Guardian
7
Then it would seem more natural to Uncle Henry and Aunt Em.
The Emerald City of Oz
8
But much of the time, the characters seem more comical than threatening.
Reuters
9
If everything was different from our ways it would seem more natural.
A Columbus of Space
10
The effect of torchlight is to make the statue seem more alive.
Ten Great Religions: An Essay in Comparative Theology
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The Bechwanas seem more careless than ever, and seldom enter the church.
Robert Moffat / The Missionary Hero of Kuruman
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Irish players seem more susceptible to concussions and injuries than other nations.
The Irish Times
13
And he wondered why the golden prospect did not seem more alluring.
His Dog
14
Never were the oily charms of Houston likely to seem more bountiful.
Long time coming: a novel
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Some people seem more interested in complaining about it than overcoming it.
The Guardian
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No remonstrance could seem more just till the other side was heard.
English Seamen in the Sixteenth Century / Lectures Delivered at ...
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Seem more through the time
Seem more across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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