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esteem

UK
/ɪˈstiːm/
US
/ɪˈstim/

Translations

esteemnoun
She held her mentor in high esteem for his wisdom and guidance.
Elle tenait son mentor en haute estime pour sa sagesse et ses conseils.
Synonyms
respect
regard
veneration
honor
reverence
value
appreciation
admiration
Antonyms
contempt
disrespect
disdain
esteemverb
esteemed
Past Simple
esteemed
Past Participle
esteeming
Gerund
UK
/ɪˈstiːm/
US
/ɪˈstim/
She esteems her colleagues for their dedication and hard work.
Elle estime ses collègues pour leur dévouement et leur travail acharné.
Additional translations
estimerDans le sens de « considérer comme ».
Synonyms
venerate
revere
honor
admire
appreciate
value
respect
regard
Antonyms
scorn
despise
disdain

Definitions

esteemnoun
Respect and admiration, typically for a person.
She held her mentor in high esteem for his wisdom and guidance.
The regard in which someone or something is held; a subjective evaluation.
The artist's work was held in great esteem by critics and collectors alike.
esteemverb
To regard with respect or admiration.
She is esteemed by her colleagues for her dedication and hard work.
To consider or deem (something) in a specified way.
He esteems it his duty to help the less fortunate.
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