Pronunciation: /ɪˈnɛstəməbəl/
noun none
A1 The value of friendship is inestimable.
A2 Her contribution to the project was inestimable.
B1 The inestimable worth of the ancient artifact was evident.
B2 The inestimable impact of climate change on the environment is a global concern.
C1 The inestimable beauty of the sunset took his breath away.
C2 The inestimable knowledge gained from years of research is invaluable.
verb none
A1 She inestimably helped her friend with the homework.
A2 The value of friendship is inestimable.
B1 His dedication to his work inestimably improved the company's success.
B2 The inestimable beauty of the sunset took their breath away.
C1 The impact of his research on the field of medicine is truly inestimable.
C2 Her inestimable talent as a pianist has earned her international recognition.
adjective too great to calculate or measure
A1 My grandmother's love for me is inestimable.
A2 The value of friendship is inestimable.
B1 The impact of education on society is inestimable.
B2 The inestimable beauty of nature leaves me in awe.
C1 The inestimable contributions of scientists have changed the world.
C2 The inestimable worth of a loyal friend cannot be measured.
adverb none
A1 The value of friendship is inestimable.
A2 Her contribution to the project was inestimable.
B1 The impact of climate change on wildlife is inestimable.
B2 The inestimable beauty of the sunset took my breath away.
C1 The inestimable knowledge gained from years of research is invaluable.
C2 His inestimable talent as a musician has earned him international acclaim.
pronoun none
A1 My love for you is inestimable.
A2 The value of friendship is inestimable.
B1 The impact of education on society is inestimable.
B2 The inestimable beauty of nature never fails to amaze me.
C1 The inestimable contributions of scientists have shaped our world.
C2 The inestimable wealth of knowledge contained in ancient texts is a treasure to humanity.
preposition none
A1 The value of friendship is inestimable.
A2 Her contribution to the project was inestimable.
B1 The historical significance of the artifact is inestimable.
B2 The impact of climate change on the environment is inestimable.
C1 The inestimable beauty of the natural landscape took my breath away.
C2 The inestimable value of education cannot be overstated.
conjunction none
A1 My love for you is inestimable, I cannot put a value on it.
A2 The impact of climate change on our planet is inestimable, we must take action now.
B1 The inestimable beauty of the sunset took my breath away.
B2 The inestimable value of friendship cannot be measured in material possessions.
C1 The inestimable contributions of volunteers have made a significant difference in our community.
C2 The inestimable knowledge gained from years of research has revolutionized the field of science.
interjection none
A1 Inestimable! Thank you for helping me.
A2 Inestimable! I can't believe how lucky I am.
B1 Inestimable! This gift means so much to me.
B2 Inestimable! Your support has been invaluable.
C1 Inestimable! Your contribution to the project is truly remarkable.
C2 Inestimable! The impact of your actions is immeasurable.
article none
A1 My grandmother's wisdom is inestimable.
A2 The value of friendship is inestimable.
B1 The inestimable cost of healthcare is a major concern for many people.
B2 The inestimable beauty of the natural world never fails to amaze me.
C1 The inestimable contributions of scientists have led to many advancements in technology.
C2 The inestimable impact of art on society cannot be overstated.
formal The inestimable value of the rare artifact was carefully calculated by experts.
informal Her contribution to the project was inestimable, we couldn't have done it without her.
slang The support I received from my friends was inestimable, they really came through for me.
figurative The inestimable beauty of the sunset took my breath away.
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