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US
/ˈɡɛstɪmeɪt, ˈɡɛstɪmɪt/
]
[ UK /ɡˈɛstɪmət/ ]
[ UK /ɡˈɛstɪmət/ ]
VERB
- estimate based on a calculation
NOUN
- an estimate that combines reasoning with guessing
How To Use guesstimate In A Sentence
- So heres my swag of how many people attend a party yesterday all over the country. my swag is 110000 total. fox/saudi/hate radio guesstimate with my BS filter of 10. 10million. Think Progress » ThinkFast: April 16, 2010
- We're quite confident about the first list but the rest are just guesstimates.
- I'm not even going to try to "guesstimate" how many words I've written on LJ over the past six years. Entry #2,500
- Myself, I would guesstimate the difference between the two measurements, and then err slightly on the smaller side.
- To this day, I have only received three reports that are nothing more than estimates and guesstimates, but little scientific analysis of the water quality or content.
- During time trials, I try to guesstimate what the margin of victory is going to be, especially if the car in the other lane is similar to what I'm racing in performance.
- Organisers guesstimated some 4,400 were in attendance.
- Surely some of these performers, we'd guesstimated, would hanker to wield a radical version of the ideological cannon that something called ‘country music’ regularly exploits in the interests of defense contractors and capital.
- Finally, I'm doing the guesstimates based on what I believe will be reported on a couple of these films.
- Guesstimate is no spirogyra but it’s not an especially bad-looking or - sounding creation, and it has its own semantic spot. No discernible circumference