transitive. To estimate or fix the monetary value of; to fix the price of (something for sale); to appraise. Cf. prize, v.1 1. Also intransitive. Obs…

To assess, value; esp. in Law: To value (lands, etc.).

transitive. To assign a monetary value to; to fix a price for, or estimate the value of, esp. as an official valuer or appraiser.

transitive. To estimate the value of (goods, property, etc.); to appraise, esp. professionally, in respect of value.

transitive. To estimate or appraise as being worth a specified sum or amount. With †after, at, †to, or with infinitive.

To fix the value of (a thing) at so much. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. = value, v. 1a.

transitive. To estimate or fix the monetary value of, set a price on; = appraise, v. 1. Now historical and rare.

transitive. To value at a certain worth, sum, or degree of merit. Also with other prepositions as above, below, or with adverbs, as high, highly, low…

transitive. To assign a value to; to appraise, assess; to fix proportionately (penalties, wages, etc.). Const. at. Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate at a specified magnitude, value, etc.