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Definition of esteem
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Esteem
(v. t.) To set a high value on; to
prize;
to
regard
with
reverence,
respect,
or
friendship..
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Disestimation
::
Disestimation
(n.)
Disesteem.
Pride
::
Pride (n.) A sense of one's own
worth,
and
abhorrence
of what is
beneath
or
unworthy
of one; lofty
self-respect;
noble
self-esteem;
elevation
of
character;
dignified
bearing;
proud
delight;
-- in a good
sense..
Trumpeter
::
Trumpeter
(n.) A large
edible
fish
(Latris
hecateia)
of the
family
Cirrhitidae,
native
of
Tasmania
and New
Zealand.
It
sometimes
weighs
as much as fifty or sixty
pounds,
and is
highly
esteemed
as a food
fish..
Tender
::
Tender
(v. t.) To have a care of; to be
tender
toward;
hence,
to
regard;
to
esteem;
to
value..
Opinion
::
Opinion
(n.)
Favorable
estimation;
hence,
consideration;
reputation;
fame;
public
sentiment
or
esteem..
Plasma
::
Plasma
(n.) A
variety
of
quartz,
of a color
between
grass green and leek
green,
which is found
associated
with
common
chalcedony.
It was much
esteemed
by the
ancients
for
making
engraved
ornaments..
Disrespectful
::
Disrespectful
(a.)
Wanting
in
respect;
manifesting
disesteem
or lack of
respect;
uncivil;
as,
disrespectful
behavior..
Trout
::
Trout (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
fishes
belonging
to
Salmo,
Salvelinus,
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Salmonidae.
They are
highly
esteemed
as game
fishes
and for the
quality
of their
flesh.
All the
species
breed in fresh
water,
but after
spawning
many of them
descend
to the sea if they have an
opportunity..
Miniver
::
Miniver
(n.) A fur
esteemed
in the
Middle
Ages as a part of
costume.
It is
uncertain
whether
it was the fur of one
animal
only or of
different
animals.
Valuable
::
Valuable
(a.)
Having
value or
worth;
possessing
qualities
which are
useful
and
esteemed;
precious;
costly;
as, a
valuable
horse;
valuable
land; a
valuable
cargo..
Theriaca
::
Theriaca
(n.) An
ancient
composition
esteemed
efficacious
against
the
effects
of
poison;
especially,
a
certain
compound
of
sixty-four
drugs,
prepared,
pulverized,
and
reduced
by means of honey to an
electuary;
--
called
also
theriaca
Andromachi,
and
Venice
treacle..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) That to which
esteem
or
consideration
is paid;
distinguished
position;
high rank.
Whitebait
::
Whitebait
(n.) The young of
several
species
of
herrings,
especially
of the
common
herring,
esteemed
a great
delicacy
by
epicures
in
England..
Existimation
::
Existimation
(n.)
Esteem;
opinion;
reputation.
Disesteeming
::
Disesteeming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disestee.
Pride
::
Pride (v. t.) To
indulge
in
pride,
or
self-esteem;
to rate
highly;
to
plume;
-- used
reflexively..
Depreciate
::
Depreciate
(v. t.) To
lessen
in price or
estimated
value;
to lower the worth of; to
represent
as of
little
value or claim to
esteem;
to
undervalue.
Self-estimation
::
Self-estimation
(n.) The act of
estimating
one's self;
self-esteem.
Esteemable
::
Esteemable
(a.)
Worthy
of
esteem;
estimable.
Yellowtail
::
Yellowtail
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
marine
carangoid
fishes
of the genus
Seriola;
especially,
the large
California
species
(S.
dorsalis)
which
sometimes
weighs
thirty
or forty
pounds,
and is
highly
esteemed
as a food fish; --
called
also
cavasina,
and white
salmon..
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