estimable

Modifies a noun

• function: This definition holds for more general hypothesis testing when is a matrix of independent linear estimable functions.
• person: Their bishops at Constantinople were most estimable persons, according to Socrates, who has much to relate about them.
• man: He was an estimable young man, honest, amiable, with high ideals.
• publication: So what about it my boys, look you, what we need is for you to mail us your estimable publication.
• character: Here beginneth the third lesson, which is not from the planter but from a less estimable character, the writer of books.

Modifying Another Word

• ever: GAK Art The ever estimable GAK has a new website, containing lots of his weird and wonderful artwork.
• however: The EIS believes that the new structure of assessments, however estimable the intentions, has become unnecessarily complex.