Remark and Seem

Remark

Remark verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.

Seem and remark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seem" instead a verb "Remark".

Seem

Seem verb - To give the impression of being.
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Synonyms for Seem

Remark and seem are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remark" instead a verb "Seem".

Nearby Words: seeming, seemingly

Common collocations

guy remark guy seem guy
appearance remark appearance seem appearance
place remark place seem place
time remark time seem time
Other words: way, nothing, feelings, times.

Both words in one sentence

  • Cloudcuckooland: No other characters manage to out-crazy Michael, Michael and David, but they all seem to share the same fragile grip on reality, and even the ones who seem relatively normal never notice or remark on just how weird the guys really are.
  • A couple of characters remark that the persona makes him seem attractive in itself.
    Source: Beauty Is Bad
  • Even the Guys Want Him Even guys trying to kill him seem to have enough time to remark on how hot he is.
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