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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
(n.) A
valuing
or
rating
by the mind,
without
actually
measuring,
weighing,
or the like; rough or
approximate
calculation;
as, an
estimate
of the cost of a
building,
or of the
quantity
of water in a
pond..
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Value
::
Value (n.) Worth
estimated
by any
standard
of
purchasing
power,
especially
by the
market
price,
or the
amount
of money
agreed
upon as an
equivalent
to the
utility
and cost of
anything..
Current
::
Current
(a.)
Commonly
estimated
or
acknowledged.
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.
Approximation
::
Approximation
(n.) An
approach
to a
correct
estimate,
calculation,
or
conception,
or to a given
quantity,
quality,
etc..
Calculate
::
Calculate
(v. i.) To make a
calculation;
to
forecast
consequences;
to
estimate;
to
compute.
Calculate
::
Calculate
(v. i.) To
ascertain
or
determine
by
mathematical
processes,
usually
by the
ordinary
rules of
arithmetic;
to
reckon
up; to
estimate;
to
compute..
Calculation
::
Calculation
(n.) The act or
process,
or the
result,
of
calculating;
computation;
reckoning,
estimate..
Repute
::
Repute
(n.)
Character
reputed
or
attributed;
reputation,
whether
good or bad;
established
opinion;
public
estimate..
Overestimate
::
Overestimate
(v. t.) To
estimate
too
highly;
to
overvalue.
Say
::
Say (v. t.) To
mention
or
suggest
as an
estimate,
hypothesis,
or
approximation;
hence,
to
suppose;
-- in the
imperative,
followed
sometimes
by the
subjunctive;
as, he had, say fifty
thousand
dollars;
the fox had run, say ten
miles..
Critique
::
Critique
(n.) A
critical
examination
or
estimate
of a work of
literature
or art; a
critical
dissertation
or
essay;
a
careful
and
through
analysis
of any
subject;
a
criticism;
as,
Kant's
Critique
of Pure
Reason..
Tonnage
::
Tonnage
(n.) A duty or
impost
on
vessels,
estimated
per ton, or, a duty, toll, or rate
payable
on goods per ton
transported
on
canals..
Appraiser
::
Appraiser
(n.) One who
appraises;
esp., a
person
appointed
and sworn to
estimate
and fix the value of goods or
estates..
Prize
::
Prize (v. t.) To set or
estimate
the value of; to
appraise;
to
price;
to rate.
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..
Inventory
::
Inventory
(n.) An
account,
catalogue,
or
schedule,
made by an
executor
or
administrator,
of all the goods and
chattels,
and
sometimes
of the real
estate,
of a
deceased
person;
a list of the
property
of which a
person
or
estate
is found to be
possessed;
hence,
an
itemized
list of goods or
valuables,
with their
estimated
worth;
specifically,
the
annual
account
of stock taken in any
business..
Misrepute
::
Misrepute
(v. t.) To have in wrong
estimation;
to
repute
or
estimate
erroneously.
Digit
::
Digit (n.) A
finger's
breadth,
commonly
estimated
to be three
fourths
of an
inch..
Doom
::
Doom (v. t.) To
assess
a tax upon, by
estimate
or at
discretion..
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.) The
estimate
or
determination
of
conscience;
conviction
or right or duty.
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