deeming

[dee-ming]

deeming Definition

• 1. to consider or judge something in a particular way
• 2. to regard as; deem to be

Using deeming: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "deeming" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The company deemed the project a success.

• Example

  The court deemed him unfit to stand trial.

• Example

  I deem it necessary to inform you of the situation.

deeming Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for deeming

• consider
• judge
• regard
• believe
• think

Phrases with deeming

• deem fit

  to judge or consider something to be appropriate or suitable

  Example

  The coach will decide who is deemed fit to play in the game.

• deem necessary

  to judge or consider something to be required or essential

  Example

  The doctor may deem it necessary for you to undergo further tests.

• deem worthy

  to judge or consider someone or something to be deserving of respect, admiration, or attention

  Example

  The committee will deem worthy candidates for the scholarship.

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Summary: deeming in Brief

Deeming [dee-ming] is the act of considering or judging something in a particular way. It can also mean to regard something as a certain way. Examples include 'The company deemed the project a success' and 'I deem it necessary to inform you of the situation.' Phrases include 'deem fit,' 'deem necessary,' and 'deem worthy.'