Definition
Definition of esteeming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appreciationRare valuing something highlyRare
- Her esteeming glance honored the retiring teacher.
2.
respectfulRare showing high regard or respectRare
- His esteeming words reassured the retiring teacher at the ceremony.
Origin of esteeming
Latin, aestimare (to value)
Examples of esteeming in a sentence
The esteeming reviews boosted the author's confidence. The esteeming audience applauded the speaker's insightful remarks. His esteeming attitude towards his mentors was clear.
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- French:appréciatif, respectueux, ...
- German:hochschätzend, hochachtend, ...
- Italian:altamente stimato, rispettoso, ...
- Spanish:altamente valorado, respetuoso, ...
- Portuguese:estimado, respeitoso, ...
- Chinese:重视的, 敬重的, ...
- Japanese:高く評価する, 敬意を表する, ...
- Arabic:مُقَدِّر, مُقَدِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְשִׁיב, מַעֲרִיךְ, ...
- Russian:высоко ценящий, почтительный, ...
- Ukrainian:високо оцінюючий, поважний, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसनीय, आदरपूर्ण, ...
Definition of esteem - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionfeeling of approval and admiration
- The artist's work was met with esteem by critics.
2.
opinionconsideration or opinion of someone or something
- His esteem for the new policy was evident in his enthusiastic support..
3.
honorRare the condition of being honored or respectedRare
- Winning the award brought him great esteem.
Verb
1.
respect highlyregard with great respect
- She esteems her mentor for his invaluable advice..
2.
judgmentconsider or judge in a particular way
- He is esteemed as a pioneer in his field.
Expressions with esteem
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respect or admire someone or something very much
Many people hold their teachers in high esteem.
belief in your own value and abilities
Her self-esteem improved after she won the award.
regard with respect or admiration
She holds her mentor in high esteem.
Origin of esteem
Latin, aestimare (to value)
Examples of esteem in a sentence
He held his mentor in high esteem. She held her mentor in high esteem. The esteem of his colleagues was clear during the farewell party. Her esteem in the community was well-deserved. The scientist gained esteem through groundbreaking research. He esteems his colleagues for their dedication.
They esteem the artist for her unique vision. She is esteemed for her contributions to science. The artist was esteemed by critics worldwide.
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- French:estime, estimer, ...
- German:Anerkennung, schätzen, ...
- Italian:stima, stimare, ...
- Spanish:estima, estimar, ...
- Portuguese:estima, estimar, ...
- Chinese:赞赏, 敬重, ...
- Japanese:尊敬, 尊敬する, ...
- Arabic:تقدير, قَدَّر, ...
- Hebrew:הַעֲרָכָה, לְהַעֲרִיךְ, ...
- Russian:почтение, высоко ценить, ...
- Ukrainian:повага, високо цінувати, ...
- Hindi:आदर, आदर करना, ...
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