seemly|seemlier|seemliest in English

adjective

['seem·ly || 'sɪːlɪ]

proper, decent, decorous; suitable. fitting; handsome, physically attractive

Use "seemly|seemlier|seemliest" in a sentence

1. We will call at a more seemly time.

2. My comrades, pay attention, we must oppress seemly.

3. Control yourself , sir. These outbursts of petulance are not seemly.

4. It would be more seemly to tell her after the funeral.

5. I'd stint myself to keep you both in a genteel and seemly style.

6. We no longer pay a seemly deference to our superiors.

7. It isn't seemly to let the baby play with scissors.

8. Young people should address their elders in a seemly manner.

9. It was not seemly for ladies to talk about money.

10. 21 synonyms for Advisable: wise, seemly, sound, suggested, fitting, fit, politic, recommended

11. She smiled to her grandfather nearby and seemly showing off her ability.

12. Chewing gum on a train is not seemly in a lady.

13. It was not considered seemly to talk in such a way in front of the children.

14. Beseem Meaning: "to seem; to be seemly," from be- + seem (v.)

15. Some women who answered the questions were found seemly cynically hostile [Sentencedict.com], or highly untrusting of others.

16. Would it be seemly to have a moment of silence for the Iraqi corpses?

17. Antonyms for Cheapening include dignified, seemly, appropriate, becoming, proper, suitable, decorous, elegant, refined and decent

18. Synonyms for Advisable include seemly, sensible, appropriate, apt, desirable, expedient, fit, fitting, judicious and politic

19. It would not have been very seemly for the ladies to hear all the shouting.

20. They're seemly and excited enough, but everyone spare a space for himself and the others.

21. After this time, the changement tougher and tougher, even a seemly slight change might be huge.

22. Bluenoses: a person who is greatly concerned with seemly behavior and morality especially regarding sexual matters

23. Some women who answered the questions were found seemly cynically hostile , or highly untrusting of others.

24. Authors often misinterpret the fox as a seemly spider, when in Actuality it feels more like a wonderful grapefruit

25. But he should have gone further and acknowledged that it is not seemly to hold such political functions in the White House.