adj
inestimable
Inestimable (adj) means So great in size or value that it cannot be measured or worked out.
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1
So great in size or value that it cannot be measured or worked out.
"The Voyager spacecraft explored the solar system and continued into the inestimable space beyond."
2
Greatly respected and admired.
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Etymology
From Middle French inestimable, from Latin inaestimābilis, formed from in (“un-”, “not”) and aestimābilis (“estimable”); equivalent to in- plus estimable.
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What is the meaning of inestimable?
"inestimable" (adj) means so great in size or value that it cannot be measured or worked out.
What is another word for inestimable?
Other words for "inestimable" include incomputable, immeasurable.
What is the opposite of inestimable?
The opposite of "inestimable" is calculable.
What are the different meanings of inestimable?
"inestimable" has 2 main meanings: 1. So great in size or value that it cannot be measured or worked out; 2. Greatly respected and admired.
