Definition
Definition of deeming - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
thinkingRare act or process of forming a judgment or opinionRare
- The deeming of the proposal took several days.
Adjective
1.
judgmentRare related to judgment or considerationRare
- The deeming process was thorough and fair.
2.
perceptionRare considering something in a specific wayRare
- The deeming manager evaluated the proposal thoroughly.
Origin of deeming
Old English, dēman (to judge)
Examples of deeming in a sentence
Her deeming of the remark as harmless changed after she reread it. The deeming criteria were clearly outlined. His deeming attitude was appreciated by the team. The deeming committee reviewed the case. A deeming attitude can influence decisions.
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- French:jugement, de délibération, ...
- German:Einschätzung, beurteilend, ...
- Italian:valutazione, valutativo, ...
- Spanish:consideración, considerativo, ...
- Portuguese:juízo, de julgamento, ...
- Chinese:判断, 判断的, ...
- Japanese:判断, 判断の, ...
- Arabic:اعْتِبَار, تقديري, ...
- Hebrew:גִבּוּשׁ דֵּעָה, שִׁפּוּטִי, ...
- Russian:оценка, оценочный, ...
- Ukrainian:оцінювання, оцінювальний, ...
- Hindi:निर्णयन, निर्णायक, ...
Definition of deem - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
beliefDated hold an opinion or belief about somethingDated
- She deemed it necessary to apologize.
- The committee deemed the proposal innovative.
- He deemed her actions inappropriate for the occasion.
Origin of deem
Old English, dēman (to judge)
View all translations of deem
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- French:juger, ...
- German:halten, ...
- Italian:ritenere, ...
- Spanish:considerar, ...
- Portuguese:considerar, ...
- Chinese:认为, ...
- Japanese:考える, ...
- Arabic:اعْتَبَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְשִׁיב, ...
- Russian:считать, ...
- Ukrainian:вважати, ...
- Hindi:समझना, ...
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