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Meanings of seem positively in English

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Usage of seem positively in English
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These high-tech tools made her brother's posse on horseback seem positively archaic.
Colorado abduction
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Why, man, if I were superstitious, it would seem positively spookish.
The Darrow Enigma
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It absorbed more visible light, making ordinary black seem positively shiny.
Map of bones
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Other newspapers, in text and cartoons, made the Franciscans' modest efforts seem positively well-mannered.
The Irish Times
5
Today in the age of all-night Donald Trump tweet storms, such disintermediated niceties seem positively quaint.
Wired
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Her eyes lit up when she saw Jamie, making Muira's welcome seem positively chilly in comparison.
The devil wears plaid
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Foot care knowledge and behaviour of patients seem positively influenced by patient education in the short term.
Pubmed
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The 18 months that followed made the previous 50 seem positively abstemious.
The Guardian
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Those proverbial indigenous Arctic folk who abandon the elderly on ice floes seem positively civilised by comparison.
The Irish Times
10
You seem positively to sling it about.
Penny Plain
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If you're upgrading from, say, a 10-year-old car, the Honda's touchscreen and features may seem positively space age.
News.com.au
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And while these films were supposed to be thrillers, they make being online back then seem positively quaint.
Wired
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All in all, Clonmel Corporation's latest mayoral election made the opening day of the Northern Ireland Assembly seem positively polite.
The Irish Times
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Power Games strives to be non-judgmental but Hulme's portrayal of Packer makes the late and abundantly eulogized Kerry seem positively saintly.
The Guardian
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So ingenious is this triumph of mechanism that the baskets seem positively to go through complex processes of thought and selection.
America To-day, Observations and Reflections
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What was there in this to make his hand shake and cause the deepening night to seem positively hateful to him?
The Chief Legatee
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