esteemed — held in great respect; admired
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: held in great respect; admired
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈstiːmd/
Korean meaning: 존경받는, 높이 평가받는
Korean pronunciation: 이**스팀**드
Example Sentences
- The esteemed chef's restaurant has a waiting list of three months.
- My esteemed grandmother can beat anyone at chess, including chess masters who cry after losing to her.
- The esteemed author received a standing ovation at the book signing.
esteemed
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈstiːmd//
held in great respect; admired
held in great respect; admired
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The esteemed professor beamed, having helped so many who dreamed!
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Origin
From Old French 'estimer' meaning 'to value or assess', derived from Latin 'aestimare' meaning 'to appraise or evaluate'. The word entered English through Norman French influence.
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“The esteemed chef's restaurant has a waiting list of three months.”
“My esteemed grandmother can beat anyone at chess, including chess masters who cry after losing to her.”
“The esteemed author received a standing ovation at the book signing.”
“Our esteemed CEO announced that casual Friday now includes pajamas and slippers.”
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