guesstimate
guesstimate
Definition
☆ guess·ti·mate (ges′tə mit; for v., -māt′)
transitive verb -·mat′ed, -·mat′·ing
to form a guesstimate of
guesstimate
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: I 'd guesstimate the photo to be from the 1920s.
- sculpt: Just like original Cranium, players must act, sculpt, guesstimate and perform - only this time every second counts.
- provide: A Migrationwatch study last August took their paper apart and provided a guesstimate of 40,000 a year.
Adjective modifier
- rough: A rough guesstimate is that I currently experience 8+ serious bleeds a year.
- good: The current best guesstimate is that about 60 % of medical research is funded by the drugs industry.
Modifies a noun
- figure: A guesstimate figure of £ 20,000 per annum will be used Technician salaries are a large part of of the overall costs.
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