estimably Antonyms
Strongest:
- discreditable
- reprehensible
- despicable
- sorry
- pitiful
- vile
- wretched
- worthless
- discreditable
- infamous
- notorious
- deplorable
- deplorable
- reprehensible
- lousy
- contemptible
- pitiable
- detestable
- censurable
- pitiful
- wretched
- vile
- notorious
- detestable
- contemptible
- unworthy
- infamous
- censurable
- despicable
- unworthy
- sorry
- lousy
- worthless
- pitiable
Strong:
- scummy
- nasty
- illaudable
- ignominious
- unethical
- scabby
- illaudable
- low
- shocking
- unsavory
- unsavory
- sordid
- dishonorable
- disgraceful
- base
- dishonorable
- low
- mean
- shameful
- dirty
- dirty
- shady
- seamy
- sordid
- shady
- scurvy
- disreputable
- scabby
- scandalous
- scummy
- seamy
- ignominious
- mean
- shameful
- disgraceful
- nasty
- disreputable
- scurvy
- shocking
- unethical
- scandalous
- base
Weak:
Meaning of estimably
estimably (adv.)
In an estimable manner.
estimably Sentence Examples
- The corporation's profits were estimably high last quarter, exceeding all expectations.
- The skill and precision required for such a delicate operation were estimably impressive.
- The estimably magnificent vista from the mountaintop left us awestruck.
- With his estimably calm demeanor and unwavering focus, the surgeon successfully completed the complex procedure.
- The child's estimably precocious intellect was evident from an early age, leaving educators astounded.
- The artist's estimably unique style and bold use of color captivated audiences worldwide.
- The athlete's estimably lightning-fast speed and exceptional agility made her a formidable competitor.
- The estimably intricate design of the ancient temple showcased the remarkable craftsmanship of its builders.
- The scientist's estimably groundbreaking research yielded groundbreaking discoveries that reshaped our understanding of the universe.
- The chef's estimably delectable creations tantalized our taste buds, leaving us craving more.
FAQs About the word estimably
In an estimable manner.
impressive, laudable, creditable, worthy, admirable,meritorious, distinguished, commendable, praiseworthy, excellent
discreditable, reprehensible, despicable, sorry, pitiful, vile, wretched, worthless, discreditable, infamous
The corporation's profits were estimably high last quarter, exceeding all expectations.
The skill and precision required for such a delicate operation were estimably impressive.
The estimably magnificent vista from the mountaintop left us awestruck.
With his estimably calm demeanor and unwavering focus, the surgeon successfully completed the complex procedure.
