evaluation in Latin
evaluation in Latin is taxātiō — evaluation means a formal assessment of someone or something's quality or performance.
evaluation in Latin
taxātiō
An assessment, such as an annual personnel performance review used as the basis for a salary increase or bonus, or a summary of a particular situation.
What does "evaluation" mean?
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noun A formal assessment of someone or something's quality or performance.
"Her annual evaluation praised her leadership skills."
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noun (mathematics) The process of computing a value.
"Evaluation of the integral took several steps."
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evaluation in a sentence
- Her annual evaluation praised her leadership skills.
- The report includes an evaluation of the risks involved.
- Evaluation of the integral took several steps.
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What is "evaluation" in Latin?
"evaluation" in Latin is taxātiō. evaluation means: A formal assessment of someone or something's quality or performance.
How do you use "evaluation" in a sentence?
Example: "Her annual evaluation praised her leadership skills." In Latin, "evaluation" is taxātiō.
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