Esteemed

Pronunciation: /ɪˈstimd/

Definitions of esteemed

adjective Esteemed is an adjective that describes someone who is highly respected or regarded with great honor.

Example Sentences

A1 The esteemed professor taught us basic math skills.

A2 The esteemed doctor was known for his expertise in treating rare diseases.

B1 The esteemed author's latest book has received critical acclaim.

B2 The esteemed scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research.

C1 The esteemed artist's work is displayed in galleries around the world.

C2 The esteemed politician was known for his integrity and dedication to public service.

Examples of esteemed in a Sentence

formal The esteemed professor delivered a thought-provoking lecture on quantum physics.

informal I heard that the esteemed author will be attending the book signing event.

slang The esteemed chef whipped up a killer dish at the cooking competition.

figurative The esteemed leader guided the team through turbulent times with grace and wisdom.

Grammatical Forms of esteemed

• past tense: esteemed
• plural: esteemed
• comparative: more esteemed
• superlative: most esteemed
• present tense: esteems
• future tense: will esteem
• perfect tense: has esteemed
• continuous tense: is esteeming
• singular: esteemed
• positive degree: esteemed
• infinitive: esteem
• gerund: esteeming
• participle: esteemed

Origin and Evolution of esteemed

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'esteemed' originated from the Latin word 'aestimare', which means to value or estimate.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'esteemed' has evolved to signify high regard or respect for someone or something, emphasizing their value and worth.