inestimable Definition
in·es·ti·mable (in es′tə mə bəl)
adjective
that cannot be estimated or measured; esp., too great or valuable to be properly measured or appreciated; invaluable
Etymology: OFr < L inaestimabilis
inestimable Related Forms
in·es′·ti·mably adverb
inestimable Synonyms
inestimable Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- blessing: But having secured those two inestimable blessings, the next thing is to have something to do.
- value: For him, the Commune, despite its failure, was a symbol of inestimable value.
- advantage: Feeling you are a part of a learning group on a shared journey is an inestimable advantage.
- importance: This, teachers note, is of inestimable importance from the very beginning of anyone's playing career.
- benefit: In addition, attending a full-time course has inestimable benefits for the practical elements, for example, mobility.
Browse dictionary entries near inestimable
- ‹ inessential
- ‹ inescapable
- ‹ inertial guidance (or navigation)
- ‹ inertia
- ‹ inert
- ‹ inerrant
- ‹ inerrable
- ‹ inerasable
- ‹ ineradicable
- ‹ inequivalve
- Inetd ›
- inevitable ›
- inevitably ›
- inexact ›
- inexcusable ›
- inexcusably ›
- inexertion ›
- inexhaustible ›
- inexistent ›
- inexorable ›

