deem in Latin
deem in Latin is opinor — deem means to regard or judge something as being a certain way, based on one's opinion or assessment.
deem in Latin
opinor
(ambitransitive) To think, judge, or have or hold as an opinion; to decide or believe on consideration; to suppose.
What does "deem" mean?
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verb To regard or judge something as being a certain way, based on one's opinion or assessment.
"The committee deemed the proposal unworkable."
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deem in a sentence
- The committee deemed the proposal unworkable.
- She was deemed unfit to drive after the accident.
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What is "deem" in Latin?
"deem" in Latin is opinor. deem means: To regard or judge something as being a certain way, based on one's opinion or assessment.
How do you use "deem" in a sentence?
Example: "The committee deemed the proposal unworkable." In Latin, "deem" is opinor.
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