hold
The story was deemed too controversial and so they spiked it.他们认为这篇报道争议太大而拒绝刊登。
She is currently deemed to be the best British athlete.
This survey is deemed to be a reliable barometer of public opinion.
Safflower oil is low in the sort of fats that are deemed to be bad for people's health.
It is deemed bad manners in some cultures to speak with your mouth full of food.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Guessing, supposing and suspecting
approximate
as muchidiom
conjecture
consider
deem
draw
fall
guess
jump
jump to conclusionsidiom
mark
mark someone down as something
misjudge
misjudgment
pluck
presuppose
supposably
surmise
think of something
unguessable

Examples of deemed

deemed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

All three use anecdote and narrative to impart to the reader a sense of the lived experience of the poor, ordinary and those deemed anti-social.
Even if a pattern is deemed to be unexpected and valid, it may not be possible to act upon it.
Because these prior studies employed similar methods of data collection, it was deemed reasonable to compile the data together for the present study.
This situation could be deemed problematic on two counts.
This is an aspect of characterization that some critics have deemed proto-modernist.
Moreover, his music may lack innovation and hence be deemed somewhat inconsequential.
Successful economic development was deemed the key to national survival.
Speculative farmers hope for the occasional extraordinary profits but are deemed mere growers of necessary food.
Such amendments are deemed necessary, since in a world of full insurance coverage individuals would have no incentive to restrict treatment.
We also work up to alpha conversion on processes in transition systems, for which alpha convertible agents are deemed to have the same transitions.
The attempt to determine the relative importance of each is thus deemed futile and prone to ideological bias.
In this passage, weolocread has been deemed appropriate for both scarlet and purple or, possibly, crimson.
It has become normal to think of sin in merely moral terms, such that the opposite of sin is deemed to be virtue.
All other goods and services were deemed to fall somewhere in between, but opinions usually favoured public provision.
We converged when coefficients were deemed within 10-5 of the solution.
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