Appraisement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRAISEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of appraising
• The act of setting the value; valuation by an appraiser; estimation of worth.
• the act or result of judging the worth or value of something or someone.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set a value on; estimate the amount of
• same as appraisal

Words related to APPRAISEMENT

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Words that contain APPRAISEMENT

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How to use APPRAISEMENT in a sentence

• And, that no accommodations may be wanted, I have consented to take the household linen at an appraisement.
• The appraisement rolls transmitted to Washington by Messrs.
• Human action was judged with reference only to its appraisement in the life to come.
• Bourne to the plantation, as we have already remarked, was the appraisement of an apprentice.
• These notes were redeemable, in amounts of not less than one hundred dollars, in live stock, the appraisement of the value of which rested with the officers of the association.
• In regard to the quantity and kinds of products which had to be given for the said four reals, the appraisement was made according as the circumstances of each province required.
• We like things that we can see, lay out, and count! But the war has changed our appraisement of things, both of men and of nations.
• And somehow one sharp look of appraisement, and one and all would have sworn by Allah that the Sahib in the garb of an Afghan was a man.
• Turner, for the first time, bent his gaze fully upon her, giving her the same swift scrutiny and appraisement that he had the father.
• We will, therefore, let your first appraisement stand as it is.
• The moment was awkward and fraught with suspense for Garrison, as he found himself subjected to the flagrantly unfriendly appraisement of his newly acquired relations.
• The young man grinned his understanding of the appraisement, and Luck saw that his teeth were well-kept, and that his nails were clean and trimmed carefully.
• And his appraisement of the life of the recluse does not appear spontaneous but something to which he has laboriously compelled himself.
• The final appraisement of Sir Wilfrid, to be written perhaps fifty years hence by some tolerant and impartial historian, will probably not be an echo of Prof.

Similar words containing APPRAISEM without suffix ent

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