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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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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..
Deprisure
::
Deprisure
(n.) Low
estimation;
disesteem;
contempt.
Bilimbing
::
Bilimbing
(n.) The
berries
of two East
Indian
species
of
Averrhoa,
of the
Oxalideae
or
Sorrel
family.
They are very acid, and
highly
esteemed
when
preserved
or
pickled.
The juice is used as a
remedy
for skin
diseases..
Deem
::
Deem (v.) To
account;
to
esteem;
to
think;
to
judge;
to hold in
opinion;
to
regard.
Rank
::
Rank (v. i.) To have a
certain
grade or
degree
of
elevation
in the
orders
of civil or
military
life; to have a
certain
degree
of
esteem
or
consideration;
as, he ranks with the first class of
poets;
he ranks high in
public
estimation..
Value
::
Value (v. t.) To rate
highly;
to have in high
esteem;
to hold in
respect
and
estimation;
to
appreciate;
to
prize;
as, to value one for his works or his
virtues..
Purple
::
Purple
(a.)
Exhibiting
or
possessing
the color
called
purple,
much
esteemed
for its
richness
and
beauty;
of a deep red, or red and blue
color;
as, a
purple
robe..
Disreputable
::
Disreputable
(a.) Not
reputable;
of bad
repute;
not in
esteem;
dishonorable;
disgracing
the
reputation;
tending
to bring into
disesteem;
as, it is
disreputable
to
associate
familiarly
with the mean, the lewd, and the
profane..
Contempt
::
Contempt
(n.) The act of
contemning
or
despising;
the
feeling
with which one
regards
that which is
esteemed
mean, vile, or
worthless;
disdain;
scorn..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.) To pay
respect
to; to treat as
something
of
peculiar
value,
sanctity,
or the like; to care for; to
esteem..
Highly
::
Highly
(adv.)
In a high
manner,
or to a high
degree;
very much; as,
highly
esteemed..
Prepossessing
::
Prepossessing
(a.)
Tending
to
invite
favor;
attracting
confidence,
favor,
esteem,
or love;
attractive;
as, a
prepossessing
manner..
Greekling
::
Greekling
(n.) A
little
Greek,
or one of small
esteem
or
pretensions..
Ortolan
::
Ortolan
(n.) A
European
singing
bird
(Emberiza
hortulana),
about the size of the lark, with black
wings.
It is
esteemed
delicious
food when
fattened.
Called
also
bunting..
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One who
entertains
for
another
such
sentiments
of
esteem,
respect,
and
affection
that he seeks his
society
aud
welfare;
a
wellwisher;
an
intimate
associate;
sometimes,
an
attendant..
Brill
::
Brill (n.) A fish
allied
to the
turbot
(Rhombus
levis),
much
esteemed
in
England
for food; --
called
also bret,
pearl,
prill.
See
Bret..
Respect
::
Respect
(v. t.) To
consider
worthy
of
esteem;
to
regard
with
honor.
Porphyry
::
Porphyry
(n.) A term used
somewhat
loosely
to
designate
a rock
consisting
of a
fine-grained
base
(usually
feldspathic)
through
which
crystals,
as of
feldspar
or
quartz,
are
disseminated.
There are red,
purple,
and green
varieties,
which are
highly
esteemed
as
marbles..
Disrespectful
::
Disrespectful
(a.)
Wanting
in
respect;
manifesting
disesteem
or lack of
respect;
uncivil;
as,
disrespectful
behavior..
Esteemable
::
Esteemable
(a.)
Worthy
of
esteem;
estimable.
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