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What is the past tense of seeme?

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The past tense of seeme is seemed.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of seeme is seemes.

The present participle of seeme is seeming.

The past participle of seeme is seemed.

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He definitely was not drunk now, but mere moments ago, he had seemed to be as drunk as an alcoholic.
It was actually quite funny to him how the bullet weapons had seemed so advanced to him a mere seven moths ago.
Pointless meandering in a wooded area may have, at one time, seemed like a ticket to Tinseltown respect and royalties.
After moving men and dunnage to the two ships, it seemed almost at the moment he was about to give the order to set sail, they were becalmed.
Never let the parents know, he had warned what seemed like mere glasses ago.
On the other hand, the pine, ash, iron, tinplate, metal type, and tools with which we worked at Eastfield seemed very real indeed.

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