beseemed (Meaning)

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beseemed (imp. & p. p.)

of Beseem

The regal attire beseemed the king, accentuating his authority and grandeur.
Her elegant manner beseemed a lady of refinement and high society.
The somber expression beseemed his grief, casting a pall over the room.
The youthful exuberance of the children beseemed their carefree summer days.
The weathered exterior of the cottage beseemed its long and storied history.
The professor's erudition and eloquence beseemed his esteemed reputation.
The humble demeanor of the monk beseemed his detachment from worldly possessions.
The majestic mountains beseemed the vastness and grandeur of nature.
The silence beseemed the solemn occasion, enveloping the room in a reverent hush.
The elaborate decorations beseemed the grand celebration, reflecting the joy and opulence of the moment.

of Beseem

sufficed, fitted, befitted, suited, did, served, fit, satisfied, went, worked

No antonyms found.

The regal attire beseemed the king, accentuating his authority and grandeur.

Her elegant manner beseemed a lady of refinement and high society.

The somber expression beseemed his grief, casting a pall over the room.

The youthful exuberance of the children beseemed their carefree summer days.