Definitions and Examples of appraised, valued, estimated
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having been evaluated or assessed to determine its value, quality, or significance.
Example
The painting was appraised by an expert who valued it at over a million dollars.
valued
Considered important or useful; having a high worth or significance.
Example
The company's most valued asset is its talented workforce.
Approximately calculated or judged; not exact or precise.
Example
The estimated cost of the project was much higher than the initial budget.
Key Differences: appraised vs valued vs estimated
- 1Appraised refers to something that has been evaluated or assessed to determine its value or quality.
- 2Valued describes something that is considered important or useful and has a high worth or significance.
- 3Estimated means approximately calculated or judged, and is not exact or precise.
Effective Usage of appraised, valued, estimated
- 1Real Estate: Use appraised to describe the value of a property that has been evaluated by a professional.
- 2Business: Use valued to describe important assets or employees in a company.
- 3Finance: Use estimated to describe approximate calculations or projections in financial reports.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unappraised are appraised, valued, and estimated. These words convey the opposite meaning of not being evaluated or assessed. Use them in real estate, business, and finance contexts to describe the value of properties, important assets, and approximate calculations or projections.
