estimator (Meaning)
estimator (n)
an expert at calculation (or at operating calculating machines)
estimator (n.)
One who estimates or values; a valuer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of estimator
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estimator Sentence Examples
- Having a good sense of proportion and a keen eye for detail, our resident estimator is an invaluable asset to the company.
- We highly value the preciseness and accuracy of our senior estimator when it comes to cost analysis and project budgeting.
- The financial estimator's comprehensive report provided valuable insights that influenced our investment decisions.
- The insurance estimator's assessment of damages to the property proved instrumental in determining the fair settlement amount.
- Before renovating the old house, the contractor brought in an estimator to evaluate the scope of work and provide a budget.
- Experienced estimators are in high demand due to their expertise in calculating project costs and predicting potential risks.
- Our team of estimators meticulously assesses each construction phase and ensures accurate budget allocation to minimize cost overruns.
- The estimator's role extends beyond cost estimation; they play a pivotal role in schedule planning and resource allocation to optimize project execution.
- The project manager assigned a new estimator to gather detailed material and labor costs for the proposed office expansion.
- The estimator's meticulous attention to detail uncovered hidden project complexities, leading to a more realistic budget estimate.
FAQs About the word estimator
an expert at calculation (or at operating calculating machines)One who estimates or values; a valuer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Having a good sense of proportion and a keen eye for detail, our resident estimator is an invaluable asset to the company.
We highly value the preciseness and accuracy of our senior estimator when it comes to cost analysis and project budgeting.
The financial estimator's comprehensive report provided valuable insights that influenced our investment decisions.
The insurance estimator's assessment of damages to the property proved instrumental in determining the fair settlement amount.
