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Traditional English :: estimable
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estimably.html - adj. worthy of esteem. estimably adv. [F f. L aestimabilis (as ESTEEM)] |
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Traditional English :: estimate
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estimably.html - n. & v. --n. 1 an approximate judgement, esp. of cost, value, size, etc. 2 a price specified as that likely to be charged for work to be undertaken. --v.tr. (also absol.) 1 form an estimate or opinion of. 2 (foll. by that + clause) make a rough calculation. 3 (often foll. by at) form an estimate; adjudge. 4 fix (a price etc.) by estimate. estimative adj. estimator n. [L aestimare aestimat- fix the price of] |
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Traditional English :: estimation
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estimably.html - n. 1 the process or result of estimating. 2 judgement or opinion of worth (in my estimation). 3 archaic esteem (hold in estimation). [ME f. OF estimation or L aestimatio (as ESTIMATE)] |
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Traditional English :: estimable
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estimably.html - adj. worthy of esteem. estimably adv. [F f. L aestimabilis (as ESTEEM)] |
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Traditional English :: estimate
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estimably.html - n. & v. --n. 1 an approximate judgement, esp. of cost, value, size, etc. 2 a price specified as that likely to be charged for work to be undertaken. --v.tr. (also absol.) 1 form an estimate or opinion of. 2 (foll. by that + clause) make a rough calculation. 3 (often foll. by at) form an estimate; adjudge. 4 fix (a price etc.) by estimate. estimative adj. estimator n. [L aestimare aestimat- fix the price of] |
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Traditional English :: estimation
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estimably.html - n. 1 the process or result of estimating. 2 judgement or opinion of worth (in my estimation). 3 archaic esteem (hold in estimation). [ME f. OF estimation or L aestimatio (as ESTIMATE)] |
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