Reckoning of value; account, estimation, esteem, regard; in phrases, as to hold (make, give, tell) no tale of: to hold of no account. Obsolete.

Estimation, honour, favour (in which anything is held); esteem, regard; affection, love.

Esteem, estimation, (high) regard. Obsolete. English regional in later use.

Estimation, consideration, esteem, worth, importance. Frequently with modifying adjective (often in negative contexts), as of no (less, little,etc.) a…

Commendation or praise; favour, repute, esteem. Cf. recommend, v.1 1. Obsolete.

Favourable opinion, esteem. Frequently in out of conceit with: out of favour with, dissatisfied or displeased with; similarly in conceit with. Now reg…

spec. A good or favourable estimate of someone or something; esteem. Esp. in to have no (great) opinion of: to regard as inferior or unworthy.

Tenderness; tender regard or esteem.

Admiration; affection, kindly feeling.

An opinion, a view, or a judgement. Followed by of and the thing of which an opinion is held. Also occasionally: favourable opinion or high estimate…

Honour, regard; credit; an attribute or trait viewed as conferring credit, esp. hospitality.

Regard or consideration for some one.

The faculty of appreciation or judgement of visual objects (also situations, etc.), either in a particular context or for a specific quality. Usually…

Estimation; regard among men, esteem; importance, consequence.

Favourable opinion; regard; respect. in (much) esteem: in favour. (obsolete or archaic)

Special value, estimation. Obsolete.

A recommendation.

Estimation or opinion of or liking for a person or thing; (formerly also) an instance of this. †Also without prepositional complement: esteem…

Approval, positive estimation; favourable recognition (of worth or excellence).

Regard, appreciation. Esp. in mass on: esteem or appreciation for.