| 释义 | View usage for: (estɪməbəl) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]If you describe someone or something as estimable, you mean that they deserve admiration.[formal]  ...the estimable Miss Cartwright. Synonyms: respectable, good, valued, respected More Synonyms of estimableestimable in British English (ˈɛstɪməbəl) adjectiveworthy of respect; deserving of admiration  my estimable companionDerived formsestimableness (ˈestimableness)  nounestimably (ˈestimably) adverbestimable in American English (ˈɛstəməbəl)   adjective1.  Obsolete  that can be estimated or evaluated; calculable 2.   worthy of esteem; deserving to be respected or valued Derived formsestimably (ˈestimably)  adverbWord origin ME & OFr < L aestimabilis  < aestimare : see  esteemNatural history programmes have many estimable qualities but excitement isn't often one of them.Examples of 'estimable' in a sentenceestimableDefinition worthy of respect an estimable cricket team with two members holding world recordsSynonyms valued respected honoured esteemedAdditional synonymsDefinition deserving or inspiring admiration The film tells its story with admirable economy.Synonyms praiseworthy,  good,  great (informal),  fine,  capital,  noted,  choice,  champion,  prime,  select,  wonderful,  excellent,  brilliant,  rare,  cracking (British, informal),  outstanding,  valuable,  superb,  distinguished,  superior,  sterling,  worthy,  first-class,  notable,  sovereign,  dope (slang),  world-class,  exquisite,  exemplary,  first-rate,  superlative,  commendable,  top-notch (informal),  brill (informal),  laudable,  meritorious,  estimable,  tiptop,  A1 or A-one (informal),  bitchin' (US, slang),  chillin' (US, slang),  booshit (Australian, slang),  exo (Australian, slang),  sik (Australian, slang),  ka pai (New Zealand),  rad (informal),  phat (slang),  schmick (Australian, informal),  beaut (informal),  barrie (Scottish, slang),  belting (British, slang),  pearler (Australian, slang)Definition exceptionally good We complimented him on doing an excellent job.Synonyms outstanding,  good,  great (informal),  fine,  prime,  capital,  noted,  choice,  champion,  cool (informal),  select,  brilliant,  very good,  cracking (British, informal),  crucial (slang),  mean (slang),  superb,  distinguished,  fantastic (informal),  magnificent,  superior,  sterling,  worthy,  first-class,  marvellous,  exceptional,  terrific (informal),  splendid,  notable,  mega (slang),  topping (British, slang),  sovereign,  dope (slang),  sick (slang),  world-class,  exquisite,  admirable,  exemplary,  wicked (slang),  first-rate,  def (slang),  superlative,  top-notch (informal),  brill (informal),  nang (British, slang),  pre-eminent,  meritorious,  estimable,  tiptop,  bodacious (slang, US),  boffo (slang),  the dog's bollocks (taboo, slang),  jim-dandy (slang),  A1 or A-one (informal),  bitchin' (US, slang),  chillin' (US, slang),  booshit (Australian, slang),  exo (Australian, slang),  sik (Australian, slang),  rad (informal),  phat (slang),  schmick (Australian, informal),  beaut (informal),  barrie (Scottish, slang),  belting (British, slang),  pearler (Australian, slang),  bakgat (South Africa)Definition morally excellent The president is a good man.Synonyms honourable,  moral,  worthy,  ethical,  upright,  admirable,  honest,  righteous,  exemplary,  right,  virtuous,  trustworthy,  altruistic,  praiseworthy, estimableestate agentestate caresteemestimableestimateestimationestrange
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