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Definition of estimation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of estimation is as below...
Estimation
(v. t.) An
opinion
or
judgment
of the
worth,
extent,
or
quantity
of
anything,
formed
without
using
precise
data;
valuation;
as,
estimations
of
distance,
magnitude,
amount,
or moral
qualities..
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Lift
::
Lift (v. t.) To
raise,
elevate,
exalt,
improve,
in rank,
condition,
estimation,
character,
etc.; -- often with up..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Reputation
derived
from the
confidence
of
others;
esteem;
honor;
good name;
estimation.
Prize
::
Prize (n.)
Estimation;
valuation.
Thermometry
::
Thermometry
(n.) The
estimation
of
temperature
by the use of a
thermometric
apparatus.
Request
::
Request
(n.) A state of being
desired
or held in such
estimation
as to be
sought
after or asked for;
demand.
Arrogant
::
Arrogant
(a.)
Making,
or
having
the
disposition
to make,
exorbitant
claims
of rank or
estimation;
giving
one's self an undue
degree
of
importance;
assuming;
haughty;
--
applied
to
persons..
Estimation
::
Estimation
(v. t.) An
opinion
or
judgment
of the
worth,
extent,
or
quantity
of
anything,
formed
without
using
precise
data;
valuation;
as,
estimations
of
distance,
magnitude,
amount,
or moral
qualities..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To go from one
person
to
another;
hence,
to be given and taken
freely;
as,
clipped
coin will not pass; to
obtain
general
acceptance;
to be held or
regarded;
to
circulate;
to be
current;
--
followed
by for
before
a word
denoting
value or
estimation..
Prefer
::
Prefer
(v. t.) To set above or
before
something
else in
estimation,
favor,
or
liking;
to
regard
or honor
before
another;
to hold in
greater
favor;
to
choose
rather;
-- often
followed
by to,
before,
or
above..
Eminent
::
Eminent
(a.)
Being,
metaphorically,
above
others,
whether
by
birth,
high
station,
merit,
or
virtue;
high in
public
estimation;
distinguished;
conspicuous;
as, an
eminent
station;
an
eminent
historian,
statements,
statesman,
or
saint..
Reputedly
::
Reputedly
(adv.)
In
common
opinion
or
estimation;
by
repute.
Inestimably
::
Inestimably
(adv.)
In a
manner,
or to a
degree,
above
estimation;
as,
things
inestimably
excellent..
Fame
::
Fame (n.)
Report
or
opinion
generally
diffused;
renown;
public
estimation;
celebrity,
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
as, the fame of
Washington..
Preference
::
Preference
(n.) The act of
Preferring,
or the state of being
preferred;
the
setting
of one thing
before
another;
precedence;
higher
estimation;
predilection;
choice;
also, the power or
opportunity
of
choosing;
as, to give him his
preference..
Abase
::
Abase (a.) To cast down or
reduce
low or
lower,
as in rank,
office,
condition
in life, or
estimation
of
worthiness;
to
depress;
to
humble;
to
degrade..
Count
::
Count (v. t.) An
object
of
interest
or
account;
value;
estimation.
Disparagement
::
Disparagement
(n.)
Matching
any one in
marriage
under his or her
degree;
injurious
union with
something
of
inferior
excellence;
a
lowering
in rank or
estimation.
Shame
::
Shame (n.) The cause or
reason
of
shame;
that which
brings
reproach,
and
degrades
a
person
in the
estimation
of
others;
disgrace..
Detraction
::
Detraction
(n.) The act of
taking
away from the
reputation
or good name of
another;
a
lessening
or
cheapening
in the
estimation
of
others;
the act of
depreciating
another,
from envy or
malice;
calumny..
Unprizable
::
Unprizable
(a.)
Invaluable;
being
beyond
estimation.
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