Esteemed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTEEMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ESTEEM, to have a high opinion of, also STEEM
• respect and admire
• consider; deem
NOUN:
• respect and admiration
ADJECTIVE:
• having an illustrious reputation; respected

Words related to ESTEEMED

esteem8 esteeming12 esteems9

Words that contain ESTEEMED

disesteemed15 misesteemed16

How to use ESTEEMED in a sentence

• Cobb, the esteemed editor of the English Delhi News.
• Frank had proven that it was not necessary for a man to drink at Yale in order to be esteemed as a good fellow.
• I dreamt of attending the funeral of an esteemed friend, who was buried with honors, attended to the grave by a large train.
• I closed the door with dread and sorrow, afflicted by the views of the couch where one so much esteemed had expired.
• Another of the local preachers is a negro man, of considerable talent and exalted piety, highly esteemed among his missionary brethren for his labors of love.
• At the mouth of a river they found sea-wolves in great numbers, and brought home many of their skins, which were much esteemed.
• It is esteemed a crime to fell a date tree or to supply an axe intended for that purpose, even though the tree may belong to an enemy.
• Guy Thornton, and Guy is good-looking, and highly esteemed, and very learned, and I can see that the young ladies in the neighborhood envy me for being his wife.
• Kineas reported him to be a man of no wealth, but esteemed as a good soldier and an honest man.
• ISABELLA GRAHAM, whose character was so esteemed, and whose memory is so venerated by all who knew her.
• It is true that in what are esteemed the higher walks of letters Buddhism has little place.
• He was most highly esteemed by some of his contemporaries, whose good opinion was well worth having.
• Much as he esteemed Venn of Huddersfield, he could not be content to leave the parish in his hands.
• Indeed, judged by the unpleasant things we might say and do not say, we should be esteemed polite.
• Its attainment was esteemed the highest exertion of human intellect.
• To the esteemed members of the American National Spiritual Assembly.
• Your esteemed president referred to Lancaster City as an historic city, and no doubt all of you know that Lancaster is frequently called the garden spot of the world.
• The manuscript belonged to Finian, founder of the school, and was esteemed one of the treasures of his college.
• Love in 1820 as over 70 years of age and much esteemed.
• He was esteemed and loved by all, and he could not be ignorant of it.
• In the death of our esteemed brother the home is the loser.
• The most esteemed sorts are the Hertfordshire White and the Essex Red Wheat, which are both much cultivated and equally esteemed.
• In 1801 he was sent to Harrow, where he was well esteemed by his comrades, but was not considered forward in his studies.
• During an existence of more than two centuries, you have had a familiar intercourse with men who were esteemed the wisest of their day.
• The best qualities of Olive oil are much esteemed, though they are not as agreeable to English taste as the oil previously mentioned.
• Hamilton, whom he esteemed above all men, and to whom he gave his entire confidence, always observed in his private intercourse, as in his public, the strictest etiquette.
• To have walked in front of her, looking straight ahead, might have meant that he esteemed her a person of no consequence.

Similar words containing ESTEEM without suffix ed

esteem8 esteems9 disesteem12 esteeming12 misesteem13 disesteems13 misesteems14 disesteemed15 misesteemed16 disesteeming16 misesteeming17

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