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Discover Ludwig"seemed down" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to appear or give the impression of feeling sad or depressed. Example: Sarah seemed down when I saw her at the party last night. I could tell something was bothering her.
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But underneath they seemed down.
Even so, his velocity seemed down tonight.
Before he'd always enjoyed school, but suddenly he seemed down and never wanted to go.
Georgetown seemed down and out after Devendorf's 3-pointer gave Syracuse a 66-50 lead with 8 11 left.
"They seemed down on their luck," said P. J. Sosko, who lives on the floor below their apartment.
On Cornell's next possession, it seemed down for the count, facing fourth-and-17 from its own 34-yard line.
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He seemed down-to-earth, his Glaswegian accent still strong.
Like shabby Dillwyn and Wilfred before her, she seemed down-at-heel until she opened her mouth.
Skinny overalls gave a funky, work wear feel to a collection that had previously seemed down-and-dirty in a different way.
Brennan Carly from Billboard wrote that Madonna seemed "down-to-earth and affable" in the video.
But her story seemed down-to-earth enough that I could go along with it.
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