assessor Definition
as·ses·sor (-ər)
noun
- a person who sets valuations, as on property, for taxation
- a person with special knowledge in some field who serves as a consultant to a judge in a legal proceeding
assessor Related Forms
as′·ses·so′·rial (as′ə sôr′ē əl) adjective
assessor Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- advise: They are advised by an assessor who is a legally qualified person.
- assess: National Videos referred to the national panel should be assessed by two 3rd level video assessors together.
- observe: The staff member allowed his work on this case to be observed by an assessor for SVQ purposes.
Converse of object
- appoint: Counties to appoint assessor who must be a minimum of a B Tester.
- nominate: If you are studying with us in your workplace please talk to your nominated assessor.
- allocate: How long does it take to allocate an assessor?
- lie: Evidently the lay assessors were refusing to go along with him, something of a rarity in German law.
- lay: The " jewel in the crown " of the developmental work was the involvement of lay assessors.
- qualify: The assessment will take place in the nursing home and will be carried out by an NHS qualified nurse assessor.
Preposition: in
workplace: The learner will need to have an assessor in the workplace: this may be a senior member of staff.
Adjective modifier
- trained: Parks are visited annually by trained, impartial assessors.
- external: He is external assessor for the City University's MA in Museum & Gallery Management.
- qualified: Suitable people will then have an assessment by a qualified assessor in order to obtain social services funding.
- independent: Even the independent assessor Mr Hill was in favor of the regime at High Oaks.
- Lead: For consistency, Lead Assessors have been co-ordinated across the six Local Resilience Forums in London.
- work-based: In addition, the College is able to offer training to employees who will become work-based assessors with these organizations for future MA candidates.
Noun used with modifier
- iip: Ron is a semi-retired HR management consultant and IIP assessor.
- nursing: I set out here the report of the Ombudsman's independent professional nursing assessor.
- salmon: Salmon Assessors will do everything possible to mitigate the time it takes to settle your claim.
- risk: Seeking a job in the federal government, she ended up hired by the EPA as a human health risk assessor.
Browse dictionary entries near assessor
- ‹ assessment
- ‹ assessed valuation
- ‹ assess
- ‹ asses' bridge
- ‹ assertive
- ‹ assertion
- ‹ assert
- ‹ assentation
- ‹ assent
- ‹ assemblywoman

