transitive. In regard to what is present or past: To think, surmise, suppose, conceive, believe… elliptical or absol. Usually with adverb or conj. (as…

An account, a reckoning. Obsolete. rare.

Estimation, value.

Opinion, estimate, judgement; respect, regard, view. Now rare.

Way of thinking, opinion, judgement: = mind, n.1 16 17, sense, n. 22. Obsolete.

Value, worth, estimation. Obsolete.

Account or estimation of a thing. Obsolete.

The action of attaching a value to; estimation of value, appraisement; appreciation.

A notch made to keep a score or tally; a tally. Also: a reckoning, an account. out of all nick: out of all account. Obsolete.

Scottish. Value or worth; account, estimation.

Estimation, esteem, consideration.

What one thinks of a person or thing; an estimate of character, quality, or value.

Appreciation, valuation in respect of excellence or merit; esteem considered as a sentiment. Phrase, to have (also hold) in estimation.

The action of mete, v.1; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action or an act of calculating or estimating something, esp. a chance or contingency; expectation; anticipation.

Appraisal or estimation of something as regards its excellence or merit; an instance of this.

In wider sense: estimation, reckoning; consideration. Obsolete.

Estimate, consideration, thought; reckoning. In earlier use chiefly in to make account: to calculate or reckon that something will happen; to resolve…

Assessment, valuation, estimation. In phrase out of all cesse. Obsolete.

Estimation, opinion, judgement. Somewhat archaic.

The action or an act of assessing the nature or quality of something or someone; judgement, estimation.

= resentment, n. (in various senses).

Opinion, estimate. Now rare.

Estimation, consideration. Obsolete.

figurative in general sense: Estimation, evaluation.

Estimation; manner in which things are viewed.

figurative. A judgement of worth in the opinion of others; an estimation. Obsolete and rare.

More generally: estimation, reckoning; consideration. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

Estimation, judgement, assessment. Obsolete.

The relative worth, usefulness, or importance of a thing or (occasionally) a person; the estimation in which a thing is held according to its real or…

The particular way in which something is received; reception. Obsolete. rare.

The action or fact of taking something into account or consideration. Now rare.

The examination and evaluation of the central or fundamental aspects of a theory, discipline, system, etc., typically to see if they are…

Estimation of quality or worth; an instance of this. Cf. appraisal, n. 2.

The action or an act of estimating or assessing the quality or worth of something or someone.

Comprehensive understanding. rare.

sizing up, the process of assessing or evaluating.

Chiefly South Asian. Originally: a written reference testifying to a person’s ability or reliability, used when applying for a new job. Now usually…