Definition of inestimable in English:

inestimable

adjective ɪnˈɛstɪməb(ə)lɪnˈɛstəməb(ə)l

Too great to calculate.
a treasure of inestimable value
Example sentencesExamples
- The advice and encouragement they had given to him was inestimable, particularly in sharing knowledge of tidal sailing with him, an area of sailing which can always be a weakness for lake sailors, he added.
- The worship of the Eucharist outside of the Mass is inestimable value for the life of the Church.
- The museum has a Saudi sculpture of a falcon on a perch, of inestimable value and stunning vulgarity, made from gold, quartz, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and 1,210 diamonds.
- It was a truly broad and liberal education and as such, it was to be of inestimable benefit to me.
- But even if the theory proves to be wrong the benefits from investing in early-childhood programs would be inestimable.
- University teaching is a form of political advocacy, and this freedom to think and talk about thoughts is of inestimable value.
- Yang said the statue is unique in the world and its value was inestimable.
- This crop of voices would contribute inestimable value to the party; to stifle the forces of normal growth that would accrue to the party in such a debate would be foolish.
- Your tolerance and good humour have an inestimable value in my eyes.
- It has inestimable value for today's listeners in gaining a balance between old and new.
- Each human soul is of inestimable value because it was fashioned in the image, and after the likeness of God Himself.
- It's been one of those experiences that restores your faith in the inestimable value of being a teacher.
- However, there can be little wrong in people of such a young and naive age recognising the inestimable pain and suffering that armed conflict inevitably brings and questioning the justification for it.
- This is without even bringing up the possibility that the results from the fake investigation could be very misleading to the point of causing inestimable harm.
- It would have been a great loss, had any one survived to feel that immense void, that inestimable loneliness, that despair of nothingness.
- Marcus Stewart registered another goal of inestimable importance to third-placed Sunderland as they maintained their promotion push against a side with similarly lofty ambitions.
- And while Roslin is not itself a commercial organisation, the benefit in terms of royalties, prestige and future investment is inestimable.
- The crux of their argument is that mothering - as opposed to fathering, or parenting, or care giving - is something unique, and of inestimable value.
- For modern day magicians, the knowledge found in books is of inestimable value.
- Who knows, but let's live in hope that the crucial planning hurdle can, and will, be finally cleared to allow the developers to proceed with a project that will be of inestimable value to the whole community.
Synonyms
immeasurable, incalculable, innumerable, unfathomable, fathomless, indeterminable, measureless, untold
limitless, boundless, unbounded, unlimited, illimitable, infinite, endless, never-ending, interminable, inexhaustible, bottomless
vast, immense, great, abundant
informal no end of
literary myriad
rare innumerous, unnumberable

Derivatives

inestimably

adverb ˌɪnˈɛstɪməbliɪnˈɛstəməbli

Nature's transitions often defy our best attempts at classification, and besides, the enormous dam in front of us had changed this land inestimably.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not just strong, lean and handsome, he is also calm, classy, articulate and inestimably humble, considering he is the best polo player in the world.
- We have benefited inestimably from their generosity and vision.
- This revelation seemed to me inestimably precious.
- The other thing that's so inestimably good about this book is that EVERY recipe I have ever made from it has WORKED.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin inaestimabilis, from in- 'not' + aestimabilis (see estimable).

Definition of inestimable in US English:

inestimable

adjectiveɪnˈɛstəməb(ə)linˈestəməb(ə)l

Too great to calculate.
a treasure of inestimable value
Example sentencesExamples
- But even if the theory proves to be wrong the benefits from investing in early-childhood programs would be inestimable.
- University teaching is a form of political advocacy, and this freedom to think and talk about thoughts is of inestimable value.
- The crux of their argument is that mothering - as opposed to fathering, or parenting, or care giving - is something unique, and of inestimable value.
- It's been one of those experiences that restores your faith in the inestimable value of being a teacher.
- The advice and encouragement they had given to him was inestimable, particularly in sharing knowledge of tidal sailing with him, an area of sailing which can always be a weakness for lake sailors, he added.
- Who knows, but let's live in hope that the crucial planning hurdle can, and will, be finally cleared to allow the developers to proceed with a project that will be of inestimable value to the whole community.
- And while Roslin is not itself a commercial organisation, the benefit in terms of royalties, prestige and future investment is inestimable.
- This crop of voices would contribute inestimable value to the party; to stifle the forces of normal growth that would accrue to the party in such a debate would be foolish.
- For modern day magicians, the knowledge found in books is of inestimable value.
- Marcus Stewart registered another goal of inestimable importance to third-placed Sunderland as they maintained their promotion push against a side with similarly lofty ambitions.
- Each human soul is of inestimable value because it was fashioned in the image, and after the likeness of God Himself.
- The worship of the Eucharist outside of the Mass is inestimable value for the life of the Church.
- It would have been a great loss, had any one survived to feel that immense void, that inestimable loneliness, that despair of nothingness.
- It has inestimable value for today's listeners in gaining a balance between old and new.
- This is without even bringing up the possibility that the results from the fake investigation could be very misleading to the point of causing inestimable harm.
- Yang said the statue is unique in the world and its value was inestimable.
- However, there can be little wrong in people of such a young and naive age recognising the inestimable pain and suffering that armed conflict inevitably brings and questioning the justification for it.
- It was a truly broad and liberal education and as such, it was to be of inestimable benefit to me.
- Your tolerance and good humour have an inestimable value in my eyes.
- The museum has a Saudi sculpture of a falcon on a perch, of inestimable value and stunning vulgarity, made from gold, quartz, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and 1,210 diamonds.
Synonyms
immeasurable, incalculable, innumerable, unfathomable, fathomless, indeterminable, measureless, untold

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin inaestimabilis, from in- ‘not’ + aestimabilis (see estimable).

单词	inestimable
释义	Definition of inestimable in English: inestimable adjective ɪnˈɛstɪməb(ə)lɪnˈɛstəməb(ə)l Too great to calculate. a treasure of inestimable value Example sentencesExamples The advice and encouragement they had given to him was inestimable, particularly in sharing knowledge of tidal sailing with him, an area of sailing which can always be a weakness for lake sailors, he added. The worship of the Eucharist outside of the Mass is inestimable value for the life of the Church. The museum has a Saudi sculpture of a falcon on a perch, of inestimable value and stunning vulgarity, made from gold, quartz, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and 1,210 diamonds. It was a truly broad and liberal education and as such, it was to be of inestimable benefit to me. But even if the theory proves to be wrong the benefits from investing in early-childhood programs would be inestimable. University teaching is a form of political advocacy, and this freedom to think and talk about thoughts is of inestimable value. Yang said the statue is unique in the world and its value was inestimable. This crop of voices would contribute inestimable value to the party; to stifle the forces of normal growth that would accrue to the party in such a debate would be foolish. Your tolerance and good humour have an inestimable value in my eyes. It has inestimable value for today's listeners in gaining a balance between old and new. Each human soul is of inestimable value because it was fashioned in the image, and after the likeness of God Himself. It's been one of those experiences that restores your faith in the inestimable value of being a teacher. However, there can be little wrong in people of such a young and naive age recognising the inestimable pain and suffering that armed conflict inevitably brings and questioning the justification for it. This is without even bringing up the possibility that the results from the fake investigation could be very misleading to the point of causing inestimable harm. It would have been a great loss, had any one survived to feel that immense void, that inestimable loneliness, that despair of nothingness. Marcus Stewart registered another goal of inestimable importance to third-placed Sunderland as they maintained their promotion push against a side with similarly lofty ambitions. And while Roslin is not itself a commercial organisation, the benefit in terms of royalties, prestige and future investment is inestimable. The crux of their argument is that mothering - as opposed to fathering, or parenting, or care giving - is something unique, and of inestimable value. For modern day magicians, the knowledge found in books is of inestimable value. Who knows, but let's live in hope that the crucial planning hurdle can, and will, be finally cleared to allow the developers to proceed with a project that will be of inestimable value to the whole community. Synonyms immeasurable, incalculable, innumerable, unfathomable, fathomless, indeterminable, measureless, untold limitless, boundless, unbounded, unlimited, illimitable, infinite, endless, never-ending, interminable, inexhaustible, bottomless vast, immense, great, abundant informal no end of literary myriad rare innumerous, unnumberable Derivatives inestimably adverb ˌɪnˈɛstɪməbliɪnˈɛstəməbli Nature's transitions often defy our best attempts at classification, and besides, the enormous dam in front of us had changed this land inestimably. Example sentencesExamples Not just strong, lean and handsome, he is also calm, classy, articulate and inestimably humble, considering he is the best polo player in the world. We have benefited inestimably from their generosity and vision. This revelation seemed to me inestimably precious. The other thing that's so inestimably good about this book is that EVERY recipe I have ever made from it has WORKED. Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin inaestimabilis, from in- 'not' + aestimabilis (see estimable). Definition of inestimable in US English: inestimable adjectiveɪnˈɛstəməb(ə)linˈestəməb(ə)l Too great to calculate. a treasure of inestimable value Example sentencesExamples But even if the theory proves to be wrong the benefits from investing in early-childhood programs would be inestimable. University teaching is a form of political advocacy, and this freedom to think and talk about thoughts is of inestimable value. The crux of their argument is that mothering - as opposed to fathering, or parenting, or care giving - is something unique, and of inestimable value. It's been one of those experiences that restores your faith in the inestimable value of being a teacher. The advice and encouragement they had given to him was inestimable, particularly in sharing knowledge of tidal sailing with him, an area of sailing which can always be a weakness for lake sailors, he added. Who knows, but let's live in hope that the crucial planning hurdle can, and will, be finally cleared to allow the developers to proceed with a project that will be of inestimable value to the whole community. And while Roslin is not itself a commercial organisation, the benefit in terms of royalties, prestige and future investment is inestimable. This crop of voices would contribute inestimable value to the party; to stifle the forces of normal growth that would accrue to the party in such a debate would be foolish. For modern day magicians, the knowledge found in books is of inestimable value. Marcus Stewart registered another goal of inestimable importance to third-placed Sunderland as they maintained their promotion push against a side with similarly lofty ambitions. Each human soul is of inestimable value because it was fashioned in the image, and after the likeness of God Himself. The worship of the Eucharist outside of the Mass is inestimable value for the life of the Church. It would have been a great loss, had any one survived to feel that immense void, that inestimable loneliness, that despair of nothingness. It has inestimable value for today's listeners in gaining a balance between old and new. This is without even bringing up the possibility that the results from the fake investigation could be very misleading to the point of causing inestimable harm. Yang said the statue is unique in the world and its value was inestimable. However, there can be little wrong in people of such a young and naive age recognising the inestimable pain and suffering that armed conflict inevitably brings and questioning the justification for it. It was a truly broad and liberal education and as such, it was to be of inestimable benefit to me. Your tolerance and good humour have an inestimable value in my eyes. The museum has a Saudi sculpture of a falcon on a perch, of inestimable value and stunning vulgarity, made from gold, quartz, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and 1,210 diamonds. Synonyms immeasurable, incalculable, innumerable, unfathomable, fathomless, indeterminable, measureless, untold Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin inaestimabilis, from in- ‘not’ + aestimabilis (see estimable).
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