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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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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..
Undervalue
::
Undervalue
(v. t.) To
esteem
lightly;
to treat as of
little
worth;
to hold in mean
estimation;
to
despise.
Disvaluation
::
Disvaluation
(n.)
Disesteem;
depreciation;
disrepute.
Esteem
::
Esteem
(v. t.) To set a high value on; to
prize;
to
regard
with
reverence,
respect,
or
friendship..
Disrepute
::
Disrepute
(n.) Loss or want of
reputation;
ill
character;
disesteem;
discredit.
Perigord Pie
::
Perigord
pie () A pie made of
truffles,
much
esteemed
by
epicures..
Lowly
::
Lowly (a.)
Having
a low
esteem
of one's own
worth;
humble;
meek; free from
pride.
Alicant
::
Alicant
(n.) A kind of wine,
formerly
much
esteemed;
-- said to have been made near
Alicant,
in
Spain..
Thebaic
::
Thebaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Thebes
in
Egypt;
specifically,
designating
a
version
of the Bible
preserved
by the
Copts,
and
esteemed
of great value by
biblical
scholars.
This
version
is also
called
the
Sahidic
version..
Bermuda Grass
::
Bermuda
grass () A kind of grass
(Cynodon
Dactylon)
esteemed
for
pasture
in the
Southern
United
States.
It is a
native
of
Southern
Europe,
but is now
wide-spread
in warm
countries;
--
called
also
scutch
grass,
and in
Bermuda,
devil
grass..
Behight
::
Behight
(v.) To
consider
or
esteem
to be; to
declare
to be.
Proud
::
Proud
(superl.)
Having
a
feeling
of high
self-respect
or
self-esteem;
exulting
(in);
elated;
-- often with of; as, proud of one's
country..
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..
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..
Self-righteous
::
Self-righteous
(a.)
Righteous
in one's own
esteem;
pharisaic.
Philogynist
::
Philogynist
(n.) A lover or
friend
of
women;
one who
esteems
woman as the
higher
type of
humanity;
--
opposed
to
misogynist.
Idiolatry
::
Idiolatry
(n.)
Self-worship;
excessive
self-esteem.
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..
Escutcheon
::
Escutcheon
(n.) A
marking
upon the back of a cow's udder and the space above it (the
perineum),
formed
by the hair
growing
upward
or
outward
instead
of
downward.
It is
esteemed
an index of
milking
qualities..
Judge
::
Judge (v. t.) To
determine
upon or
deliberation;
to
esteem;
to
think;
to
reckon.
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