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deemed
[deemd]
adjective
assumed or judged.
No one ships cars here from the United States—it would cost you 85% duty on the deemed value of the car!
verb
the simple past tense and past participle of deem.
Word History and Origins
Origin of deemed1
Example Sentences
If the Labuschagne experiment has already been deemed a failure, then he may revert back to three with Konstas looking likely to come in.
Answer: If she applies for Social Security now, she would be “deemed” to be applying for both her own benefit and her spousal benefit and given the larger of the two.
Drivers could still face prosecution if their use of force is deemed excessive or unjustified.
In previous incidents, the Israeli military said troops opened fire when suspects approached them in what they deemed a threatening manner.
After being patted down and deemed to be unarmed at that point, Brown was released “due to the absence of identified victims at the time.”
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