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Meanings of seems generally in English
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Usage of seems generally in English
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Easter Island seemsgenerally to be an add-on to a trip to Chile.
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Her mind seemsgenerally serene, and her sufferings hitherto are nothing like Emily's.
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Their appellation among their rivals, seemsgenerally to have been the Mengwe, or Maqua.
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The earnest vanity that serves as the engine of Instagram seemsgenerally harmless, sweetly human.
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It seemsgenerally granted, sir, that such drones are the proper objects of an impress.
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The elderly often exchange services with relatives, and this arrangement seemsgenerally to correspond to their needs.
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Still it would be a coasting voyage, and the Phoenician seemsgenerally to have hugged the land.
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Advocates were heard before these courts, and the procedure seemsgenerally to have been modelled upon European patterns.
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Though Lincoln had a profound respect for women, he seemsgenerally to have been ill at ease in their company.
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His poetry is better than some which I see printed in the village papers, and seemsgenerally unexceptionable in its subjects and tone.
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Should this not happen, but the other, it seemsgenerally agreed that the Prince of Wales must be appointed Regent, with kingly power.
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He has a fine new car and seemsgenerally content but, in general, he has no plans to withdraw from his colourful and lengthy career.
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The Eleans arrogated indeed the right of a constant sanctity to perpetual peace; and the right, though sometimes invaded, seemsgenerally to have been conceded.
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"Love seemsgenerally to be regarded by the masculine mind in the light of a weakness."