To estimate the worth of, value, appreciate.

To reckon, estimate, esteem (at such a price or value); †to esteem, value, hold of account (obsolete).

transitive. To estimate the value of (in relative rather than monetary terms; cf. sense 1a); to esteem or account as worth a particular amount; to…

transitive. = value, v. 1a.

transitive. To value or rate; to give a value to.

transitive. Scottish. To estimate, to value. Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate the value of; to appraise (something).

To estimate or regard as having a certain value or worth. transitive. With adverbial phrase or object complement.

transitive. To estimate or assess the worth, value, or (formerly) nature of; to appraise; †to price (obsolete).

figurative. To put (a certain value) upon, have (a certain estimate) of.

To estimate the value of; to appraise. Obsolete.

transitive. Law. To estimate the value of (an estate or inheritance); to appraise. Cf. ventilate, v. 14. rare.

transitive. To assess the worth, quality, etc., of; (also) to estimate the quantity or extent of; = appraise, v. 2.