DEEMING Meaning and
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Deeming is a verb that refers to the act of considering, judging, or evaluating something or someone in a particular way. It involves forming an opinion, making an assessment, or reaching a conclusion about the nature, quality, or value of a subject. Deeming often involves the use of personal judgment or perception and can be influenced by various factors such as cultural, social, or personal biases.
When one is deeming something, they are essentially forming a viewpoint or making a decision about it based on the available information, evidence, or personal beliefs. For instance, a teacher may deem a student's performance as excellent if they consistently demonstrate exceptional skills and knowledge in a particular subject. Alternatively, a manager may deem an employee's work as subpar if it consistently fails to meet the required standards.
Deeming encompasses both positive and negative assessments. It can be used to express approval, disapproval, or simply to classify or categorize something. While deeming does not necessarily imply absolute truth or certainty, it represents an individual's perspective or judgment regarding the matter at hand.
In summary, deeming is the process of forming an opinion, expressing a judgment, or evaluating something or someone based on personal assessment, evidence, or criteria. It involves making conclusions or considering something in a particular manner, often influenced by individual perceptions, biases, or standards.
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Etymology of DEEMING
The word "deeming" is derived from the Middle English term "demer" or "demien", which comes from the Old English word "dēman". The Old English term "dēman" means "to judge" or "to deem". It can be traced back further to the Proto-Germanic word "*dōmijaną", which also means "to judge" or "to pronounce judgment". The word "deeming" has its roots in the concept of forming an opinion or making a judgment.
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