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seamed, seemed
seamed (SEEM'd) (verb)
To have attached the two edges of a material to each other: The new sewing machine flawlessly seamed the fabric for the new coat.
seemed (SEEM'd) (verb)
To have given an impression or to have gained the sense of something: It seemed to me that the tower on the hill was crumbling and needed to be repaired.

It seemed to her that the seamstress seamed the torn place in her coat so well that the seam was invisible.

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