existimate
/ɪɡˈzɪstɪmeɪt/ /ɛɡˈzɪstɪmeɪt/Now somewhat rare (chiefly literary or humorously pedantic)
verb
[with object] To consider, think, regard; = esteem.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Treatise Arms. From classical Latin existimāt-, past participial stem of existimāre to value, esteem, to form or hold an opinion of, to judge, consider, to think, suppose from ex- + aestimāre.
- Welland Ship Canal
- well and truly
- well-annealed
- well-anointed
- well-apparelled
- well-applied
- well appointed
- well-approved
- well-argued
- well-armed
- well-armored
- well-armoured
- well-arranged
- well-arrayed
- well-articulated
- well-asserted
- well-assorted
- well-assured
- well attended
- well-attending
- well-attested
- well-attired
- well-authenticated
- well aware
- wellaway