Associations to the word «Esteemed»
Noun
- Beloved
- Dk
- Brunei
- Colleague
- Benevolence
- Contemporary
- Virtue
- Delicacy
- Esteem
- Piety
- Prudence
- Zeal
- Preacher
- Firmness
- Quixote
- Valor
- Flavour
- Orator
- Excellency
- Countryman
- Sancho
- Richness
- Reputation
- Rarity
- Profession
- Acquaintance
- Proverb
- Princes
- Approbation
- Elegance
- Stature
- Bravery
- Ornament
- Worthy
- Roman
- Favour
- Merit
- Philosopher
- Attainment
- Idleness
- Genius
- Tutor
Adjective
- Respected
- Honoured
- Skilful
- Beloved
- Exalted
- Worthy
- Valued
- Honored
- Virtuous
- Poetical
- Illustrious
- Honourable
- Inferior
- Bestowed
- Valiant
- Zealous
- Delicious
- Pious
- Pleasing
- Excellent
- Amiable
- Agreeable
- Prudent
- Correspondent
- Courteous
- Desirous
- Deserving
- Elegant
- Superstitious
- Respectful
- Chiefly
- Ingenious
- Fortunate
- Reputed
- Gallant
- Distinguished
- Florentine
- Odious
- Noble
- Respectable
- Celebrated
- Valuable
Wiktionary
ESTEEMED, adjective. Respected, having respect or admiration from others.
ESTEEMED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of esteem
Dictionary definition
ESTEEMED, adjective. Having an illustrious reputation; respected; "our esteemed leader"; "a prestigious author".
Wise words
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a
kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.