A seam refers to the line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together, commonly used in the context of clothing or textiles. In contrast, seem denotes the ...

16 мар. 2018 г. · As a verb, seam means to join together to form a seam. The verb seem means to appear or to give the impression of being something.

'Seam' refers to where two pieces of cloth adjoin, while, 'seem' is a linking verb that means appearing in a particular way.

Seam refers to a line of thread, or stitches, which hold two pieces of cloth together. It can also refer to a line where two edges meet. Seem means to give a ...

seem: (verb) appear to exist. (verb) appear to one's own mind or opinion. Pronunciation. seam: s·IY ...

“Seam” is a noun referring either to a sewing line or to a layer of coal, whereas “seem” is a verb used to express that something or somebody appears to be in ...

Seem means to give the impression or suggestion of being something, typically without being definitively stated.

Summary · Seem is a verb that means to appear or give an impression. · Seam is a line where two things are joined, especially two pieces of fabric.

Explanation of the difference between seams / seems with example usage of each in context.