inestimably (Meaning)

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inestimably (adv.)

In a manner, or to a degree, above estimation; as, things inestimably excellent.

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient artifact held inestimably sacred by the tribe.
The value of friendship is inestimably precious, surpassing material wealth.
The knowledge gained from a lifetime of experience is inestimably valuable.
The child's laughter and innocence were inestimably uplifting.
The generosity of our host was inestimably heartwarming.
The discovery of a new medical treatment was inestimably life-saving.
The beauty of the sunset was inestimably breathtaking, leaving spectators awe-inspired.
The bond between the siblings was inestimably unbreakable.
The sacrifices made by our soldiers are inestimably heroic.
The value of human life is inestimably immeasurable, transcending all material possessions.

In a manner, or to a degree, above estimation; as, things inestimably excellent.

invaluable, incalculable,valuable, immeasurable, priceless, expensive,precious, costly, pricey, premium

worthless, no-good, valueless, valueless,worthless, no-good, good-for-nothing,nothing, nothing, good-for-nothing

The ancient artifact held inestimably sacred by the tribe.

The value of friendship is inestimably precious, surpassing material wealth.

The knowledge gained from a lifetime of experience is inestimably valuable.

The child's laughter and innocence were inestimably uplifting.