👉 To judge, to pass judgment on; to doom, to sentence.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! Today we're tackling the word "deemed," it’s quite a clever little sound. The dictionary gives us some clues, you see, “To judge,” “to pass judgment,” for you and me! It means to think about something with care, And form an opinion – that's really fair. Think of it like this: if someone says "I deemed him kind," They’ve decided he possesses a gentle mind! But “to doom” and “to sentence,” well, those have a darker hue, Suggesting a decision with something sadly due. "Deemed" is more about opinion , light or bright, A thoughtful assessment, shining like a light. Does that make sense? Do you want me to give you an example?

👉 In a world where words can be deigned with hilarity and a dash of menace, we present you with this slang term: "Deeming."

Imagine you were at a fancy restaurant that served the most exquisite dishes ever concocted. As the waitstaff began to serve your table, they took out a menu. To their surprise, not only was there a list but also a section titled "Mildly Enjoyable." With this newfound knowledge, the waitstaff decided to take a moment and admire your table. As you sat down, it dawned on you: what's so enticing about a dish that was labeled as mild? It had ingredients like lemons, oranges, and ice cream. However, as you chewed on your meal, something shifted in your stomach. "Ah, deeming me mildly," the waiter said with a devilish grin. "I'm not sure where you're from but I've heard that you have a way with food." As they took off their napkins and proceeded to take your dishes away, you could feel the tension rise within your stomach. The waiter's words echoed through your mind as you felt the heat of anticipation in your body. You had just discovered the true meaning behind "deeming." It was not merely a matter of liking or enjoying a dish; it was an admission that you might not be able to handle certain flavors, like lemons and ice cream. This revelation made you feel both exhilarated and wary, as if