estimable (Meaning)
estimable (a)
deserving of respect or high regard
estimable (s)
deserving of esteem and respect
may be computed or estimated
estimable (a.)
Capable of being estimated or valued; as, estimable damage.
Valuable; worth a great price.
Worth of esteem or respect; deserving our good opinion or regard.
estimable (n.)
A thing worthy of regard.
Synonyms & Antonyms of estimable
Synonyms:
- excellent
- admirable
- meritorious
- distinguished
- commendable
- impressive
- worthy
- praiseworthy
- laudable
- creditable
Antonyms:
- pitiful
- sorry
- lousy
- vile
- worthless
- lousy
- reprehensible
- contemptible
- unworthy
- unworthy
- notorious
- infamous
- infamous
- reprehensible
- detestable
- pitiable
- wretched
- wretched
- pitiable
- discreditable
- despicable
- worthless
- despicable
- vile
- censurable
- censurable
- detestable
- contemptible
- discreditable
- sorry
- deplorable
- pitiful
- notorious
- deplorable
Synonyms:
- noticeable
- moral
- awesome
- deserving
- applaudable
- good
- valuable
- outstanding
- respectable
- redoubtable
- noble
- noteworthy
- distinctive
- invaluable
- honorable
Antonyms:
- base
- dirty
- ignominious
- scandalous
- nasty
- low
- shady
- unethical
- dishonorable
- shocking
- disreputable
- illaudable
- disgraceful
- ignominious
- nasty
- mean
- shameful
- mean
- sordid
- dishonorable
- scurvy
- scummy
- shady
- shameful
- base
- illaudable
- shocking
- disgraceful
- scurvy
- dirty
- unsavory
- disreputable
- unethical
- sordid
- scandalous
- low
- seamy
- scabby
- unsavory
- scabby
- scummy
- seamy
Synonyms:
- reputable
- high-minded
- delightful
- enjoyable
- principled
- pleasing
- heady
- precious
- priceless
- satisfying
- ethical
Antonyms:
estimable Sentence Examples
- The volunteer work she did for the community was estimable.
- Her estimable effort in the project was recognized by the company.
- He received an estimable award for his outstanding performance.
- The scientist's estimable research led to a groundbreaking discovery.
- The athlete's estimable sportsmanship was praised by the commentators.
- Her estimable teaching skills made her a beloved figure among her students.
- The doctor's estimable bedside manner put his patients at ease.
- The politician's estimable integrity earned him the respect of his constituents.
- The artist's estimable talent was evident in every brushstroke.
- The leader's estimable vision inspired his team to achieve great things.
FAQs About the word estimable
deserving of respect or high regard, deserving of esteem and respect, may be computed or estimatedCapable of being estimated or valued; as, estimable damage., V
excellent, admirable,meritorious, distinguished, commendable, impressive, worthy, praiseworthy, laudable, creditable
pitiful, sorry, lousy, vile, worthless, lousy, reprehensible, contemptible, unworthy, unworthy
The volunteer work she did for the community was estimable.
Her estimable effort in the project was recognized by the company.
He received an estimable award for his outstanding performance.
The scientist's estimable research led to a groundbreaking discovery.
