Estimated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTIMATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ESTIMATE, to calculate
• roughly calculate or judge the value, number, quantity, or extent of
NOUN:
• an approximate calculation or judgement of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something
• a written statement indicating the likely price that will be charged for specified work or repairs
• a judgement of the worth or character of someone or something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make an approximate judgment of

Words related to ESTIMATED

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Words that contain ESTIMATED

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How to use ESTIMATED in a sentence

• It is estimated that 150,000 Russians were killed and wounded during the months that the siege went on.
• As we have seen, there are an estimated 30,000 boards in America today.
• The number of chiefs of the Seneca Nation entitled to act for the people is variously estimated from 74 to 80, and by some at a still higher number.
• The Spanish loss as best estimated was near 1,600 officers and men killed and wounded.
• The Mississippi River alone is estimated to transport yearly four hundred million tons of sediment, or about twice the amount of material to be excavated from the Panama Canal.
• The new Roman province was limited to the regions originally inhabited by the Dacians, and a strong garrison, estimated by historians at 25,000 men, was left to guard it.
• In 1815 the population was estimated at 6000, and at present it is supposed to be upwards of 25,000 souls.
• The Boer losses are generally estimated at something like five times that number.
• The estimated number of men in Cleveland employed in these occupations in 1915 is approximately 4,500.
• Their value will be estimated by the Separation Commission and credited against that account.
• It has been estimated that 300,000,000 blood cells alone need daily repair or renewal.
• The distance now separating them from our Satellite they estimated at about 400 miles.
• The reserves are estimated at 1,050,000, and the total war strength at 1,182,000.
• It is estimated that the value of the securities nightly deposited here is over two hundred millions of dollars.
• The continued importance of Smyrna may be estimated from the fact that it is the seat of a consul from every nation in Europe.
• We may extract from this aggregate several estimated items which will indicate the extent of his operations, putting the largest expenditure at the head of the list.
• It was interesting to observe the manner in which Buckle estimated eminent names, grouping them in some instances by threes, a favorite conceit with him.
• A reduction took place, which has been estimated to have been at least equal to a fall of thirty, if not forty per cent.
• In 1910 it was estimated that our navy is excelled in strength only by that of Great Britain.
• A slave who is condemned to death shall be valued before execution, and the estimated price paid to the master, provided the latter has not made a pretended complaint.
• His heights were determined by the barometer, and estimated from the assumed level of the monument at the source of the St.
• It is estimated that not less than 10,000,000 acres of the public lands will be surveyed and be in a condition to be proclaimed for sale during the year 1848.
• Archbishop Synge estimated that by 1715 not less than 50,000 Scottish families had settled in Ulster during these twenty-seven years.
• In Siam forty fold is estimated a good average produce.
• Each capsule contains about a thousand seeds, and the whole produce of a single plant has been estimated at 350,000.
• The village may be estimated as being 8,700 or 8,800 feet above the sea, and that part of the ridge to which I ascended as 9,800 or 10,000 feet.
• With regard to the Aliens Expulsion Law, this, like the Press Law, ought to be estimated according to its spirit and operation.
• This latter portion of the colonial revenue may be estimated at about L2500, which it must be admitted could not be devoted to the promotion of any object of equal public utility.
• The forces of the Russians have been variously estimated at from forty thousand to one hundred thousand.
• In this war it is estimated that Russia lost two hundred thousand men, Austria one hundred and thirty thousand, and Turkey three hundred and thirty thousand.
• Eight days should be estimated for a letter to arrive from Philadelphia.
• It is estimated that ten thousand new converts were made in the single year, 1589, that is, the second year after the issue of the edict, and again in the next year, 1590.

Similar words containing ESTIMAT without suffix ed

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