deem

/diːm/noun

A judgment, opinion, or guess about something.

Example sentence

“In her deem, the old bridge was no longer safe to cross.”

Now a verb only, and a formal one: authorities deem something acceptable. It takes no 'as': 'deemed necessary', not 'deemed as necessary'.

Related words

defeatTo beat an opponent in a battle, game, or contest.dedicateTo set something apart for a god or for a sacred purpose.deferTo put something off until a later time.decryTo speak against something publicly because you consider it damaging.defianceOpen, bold refusal to obey or show respect for authority or power.decorumPolite, proper behavior that suits the occasion.