Estimation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTIMATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• The act of estimating.
• 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.
• Favorable opinion; esteem; regard; honor.
• Supposition; conjecture.
NOUN:
• the act of estimating
• a rough calculation of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something
• a judgement of the worth or character of someone or something
• a document appraising the value of something (as for insurance or taxation)
• the respect with which a person is held
• an approximate calculation of quantity or degree or worth
• a judgment of the qualities of something or somebody
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• judgment, opinion

Words related to ESTIMATION

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Words that contain ESTIMATION

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How to use ESTIMATION in a sentence

• My reserve was perfectly intelligible to the Children of the Star, and evidently raised me in their estimation.
• In their country there are excellent horses, called Turkish horses, and their mules are in great estimation.
• The great and happy change to be expected in the state of her inhabitants was, of all the various benefits of the abolition, in his estimation the most extensive and important.
• She despised the efforts made to lower her in the general estimation so completely that she seemed wholly unconscious of them.
• Our poor sex ranks so low in the estimation of the Hindoos, that it is almost an insult to a person to mention any of his female relations.
• All estimation shall be made according to the sicle of the sanctuary.
• This is not, in their estimation, a romantic Complaint.
• Now, however, the young man with a future, in the estimation of many is Mr.
• He has arisen to the moral concept of high responsibility for the future of his race in the estimation of all mankind.
• The Twelve Tables were always regarded as the foundation of the Roman law, and long continued to be held in the highest estimation.
• It expresses very well the estimation in which he was held by nineteen-twentieths of his world.
• And when the warriors informed their relatives of the interposition of the white gods in their favor, the latter rose to an even higher estimation in public opinion than before.
• And the fact that she could awaken love in a man of that kind raised her in her own estimation.
• It was over now, and her friends could not disguise their estimation of the end as a blessed release.
• In the estimation of his countrymen, the novel at once took its place at the head of his productions.
• As they are unable to retard the unflagging interest with which the story is read, so they do not essentially modify the estimation of it after it has been read.
• Funerals in the Nueces valley were so very rare that I advised going, even if the unfortunate man had stood none too high in our estimation.
• This element was daily becoming more precious in our estimation, and I had reason to be very anxious about it, on account of Mr.
• Had he shown the white feather, that would have damaged him with a community in whose estimation courage as the cardinal virtue.
• He might likewise ask, What is moral power? And unless he has in his own mind some faculty of moral estimation, no answer will help him.
• For no official will endure criticism from his subordinates, and the public, who lie in outer darkness beyond the pale, do not in his estimation rank even with his subordinates.
• It is a subject of just pride that our fame and character as a nation continue rapidly to advance in the estimation of the civilized world.
• Nay, after consideration, rather did I glory in his grief, which redeemed his nature in my estimation, though grieved in turn to have afflicted him.
• In nothing do we lose more of the confidence and estimation of our fellow-countrymen than in the feeling of our being intolerant and exclusive in our religious opinions.
• My liking for Mohl seems to have been fully justified by the estimation he was generally held in.
• The degree of estimation in which any profession is held becomes the standard of the estimation in which the professors hold themselves.
• I will therefore, for the present, sink the shop, that my master may rise in the estimation of the reader, when I describe his person and his qualifications.
• To have seen General Washington, even without having held the holy office of his preacher, sanctified in her estimation any and every one.

Similar words containing ESTIMA without suffix tion

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