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How do you use deem in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "deem" in a sentence:

Formal:

* The committee deemed the proposal worthy of further consideration.

* The court deemed the evidence admissible.

* The doctor deemed the patient's condition stable.

Informal:

* I deem it necessary to finish this project by Friday.

* They deemed the party a success.

* I deem it unwise to go out in this weather.

With different meanings:

* The judge deemed the witness unreliable. (meaning "considered" or "judged")

* She deemed herself worthy of the promotion. (meaning "believed" or "thought")

* The house was deemed uninhabitable after the fire. (meaning "declared" or "considered")

Note: "Deem" is a more formal word than "consider" or "think." It's often used in legal or official contexts.

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