Pronunciation: /əˈpreɪzəl/
noun a judgment or evaluation of the worth, quality, or importance of something
A1 My boss gave me a positive appraisal for my work.
A2 I need to schedule an appraisal for my car before selling it.
B1 The bank will conduct an appraisal of the property before approving the loan.
B2 The art expert provided a detailed appraisal of the painting's value.
C1 The performance appraisal highlighted areas for improvement in the team's work.
C2 The appraisal of the company's financial status revealed potential risks in the upcoming year.
adjective relating to the act of appraising or evaluating
A1 She received a positive appraisal from her boss for her hard work.
A2 The teacher gave an appraisal of the student's progress in class.
B1 The company conducted a thorough performance appraisal for all employees.
B2 The art critic's appraisal of the painting was highly favorable.
C1 The expert's appraisal of the situation highlighted several key issues.
C2 The appraisal of the property was conducted by a certified appraiser.
formal The company conducted a thorough performance appraisal for all employees.
informal I just had my annual appraisal at work, and it went pretty well.
slang I aced my performance appraisal - looks like I'm getting that raise!
figurative Her appraisal of the situation was spot-on, showing great insight and understanding.
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