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Definition of estimate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of estimate is as below...
Estimate
(v. t.) To from an
opinion
of, as to
amount,,
number,
etc., from
imperfect
data,
comparison,
or
experience;
to make an
estimate
of; to
calculate
roughly;
to rate; as, to
estimate
the cost of a trip, the
number
of feet in a piece of
land..
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Overmeasure
::
Overmeasure
(v. t.) To
measure
or
estimate
too
largely.
Quantity
::
Quantity
(n.) A
determinate
or
estimated
amount;
a sum or bulk; a
certain
portion
or part;
sometimes,
a
considerable
amount;
a large
portion,
bulk, or sum; as, a
medicine
taken in
quantities,
that is, in large
quantities..
Estimable
::
Estimable
(a.)
Capable
of being
estimated
or
valued;
as,
estimable
damage..
Appreciable
::
Appreciable
(a.)
Capable
of being
appreciated
or
estimated;
large
enough
to be
estimated;
perceptible;
as, an
appreciable
quantity..
Doom
::
Doom (v. t.) To
assess
a tax upon, by
estimate
or at
discretion..
Talent
::
Talent
(v. t.) Among the
Hebrews,
a
weight
and
denomination
of
money.
For
silver
it was
equivalent
to 3,000
shekels,
and in
weight
was equal to about 93/ lbs.
avoirdupois;
as a
denomination
of
silver,
it has been
variously
estimated
at from ?340 to ?396
sterling,
or about
$1,645
to
$1,916.
For gold it was equal to
10,000
gold
shekels..
Bovate
::
Bovate
(n.) An
oxgang,
or as much land as an ox can plow in a year; an
ancient
measure
of land, of
indefinite
quantity,
but
usually
estimated
at
fifteen
acres..
Average
::
Average
(n.) Any
medial
estimate
or
general
statement
derived
from a
comparison
of
diverse
specific
cases;
a
medium
or usual size,
quantity,
quality,
rate, etc..
Rate
::
Rate (v. t.) To set a
certain
estimate
on; to value at a
certain
price or
degree.
Mancus
::
Mancus
(n.) An old Anglo Saxon coin both of gold and
silver,
and of
variously
estimated
values.
The
silver
mancus
was equal to about one
shilling
of
modern
English
money..
Measure
::
Measure
(n.) To
ascertain
by use of a
measuring
instrument;
to
compute
or
ascertain
the
extent,
quantity,
dimensions,
or
capacity
of, by a
certain
rule or
standard;
to take the
dimensions
of;
hence,
to
estimate;
to judge of; to
value;
to
appraise..
Comparison
::
Comparison
(n.) The act of
comparing;
an
examination
of two or more
objects
with the view of
discovering
the
resemblances
or
differences;
relative
estimate.
Esteem
::
Esteem
(v. t.) To set a value on; to
appreciate
the worth of; to
estimate;
to
value;
to
reckon.
Actual
::
Actual
(n.)
Something
actually
received;
real, as
distinct
from
estimated,
receipts..
Overhold
::
Overhold
(v. t.) To hold or value too
highly;
to
estimate
at too dear a rate.
Gauge
::
Gauge (v. t.) To
measure
the
capacity,
character,
or
ability
of; to
estimate;
to judge of..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.)
Value,
as
expressed
in
numbers;
price;
as, the goods are
estimated
or sold at a low
figure..
Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To make
account
of; to
regard;
to
reckon;
to
value;
to
estimate.
Digit
::
Digit (n.) A
finger's
breadth,
commonly
estimated
to be three
fourths
of an
inch..
Weigh
::
Weigh (n.) A
certain
quantity
estimated
by
weight;
an
English
measure
of
weight.
See Wey.
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