esteem|esteemed|esteeming|esteems in English

verb

[es·teem || ɪ'stiːm]

respect, honor, admire, value

Use "esteem|esteemed|esteeming|esteems" in a sentence

1. No one esteems your father more than I do.

2. Esteemed Guests and Friends!

3. Esteem spirit temper too say Adieus who direct esteem

4. Esteem spirit temper too say Adieus who direct esteem

5. Agapeo refers to a reverent love, a love esteeming the one loved

6. He was esteemed by his neighbours.

7. Definitions for the word, Admirer (n.) One who admires; one who esteems or loves greatly

8. She was esteemed the perfect novelist.

9. He was esteemed as a literary wit.

10. His selflessness gainedhigh esteem.

11. Synonyms for Categorizes as include calls, labels, considers, tags, designates, brands, denotes, describes, esteems and nicknames

12. Both spices were highly esteemed for their fragrance.

13. For two days he was languorous and esteemed.

14. I esteem it worthless.

15. Indeed so, Esteemed Besmircher of Loaves

16. Synonyms for Cherishing include treasuring, appreciating, esteeming, prizing, relishing, revering, valuing, venerating, admiring and adoring

17. Synonyms for Apprizing include prizing, valuing, appreciating, admiring, esteeming, cherishing, treasuring, respecting, loving and praising

18. Synonyms for Apprizes include prizes, values, appreciates, admires, esteems, cherishes, treasures, respects, loves and praises

19. The old teacher was much loved and esteemed.

20. The people esteemed the president for his unselfishness.

21. This touched his self-esteem.

22. Highly Esteem Jehovah’s Beautiful Name

23. I esteem his work highly.

24. A repertoire of tricks will astound the esteemed public.

25. Many of these qualities are esteemed by managers.