deemed
word · lemma: deem
Definition
To consider or judge something in a particular way. Often used formally to say how someone officially thinks about something.
Usage & Nuances
'Deemed' is formal, commonly found in legal, business, and official contexts. It’s almost always followed by a complement (e.g., 'deemed necessary', 'deemed appropriate'). Not commonly used in everyday casual speech. Don't confuse with 'thought' or 'felt', which are more personal and informal.
Example Sentences
She was deemed eligible for the scholarship by the committee.
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The project was deemed a success.
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Any application submitted late will be deemed invalid.
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He was deemed responsible for the mistake.
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The rule was deemed unfair by many people.
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The building was deemed unsafe after the fire.
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