Adjective:

માનનીય, આદરણીય, પાળે, આરાધ્ય,

estimably's Usage Examples:

feels that he has his back against the wall and in his querencia he is inestimably more dangerous and almost impossible to kill.

hung him, as they frequently threatened to do, the act would have been inestimably beneficial to immediate posterity.

of the Military Academy, was kept from the command of troops by the inestimably important services he performed as Quartermaster General.

Iraq to 18 hours a day by the end of next year from 11 to 15 hours now, estimably higher than before the 2003 U.

Although many of the pines have survived, their lifespan has been estimably reduced due to drought and the installation of municipal infrastructure.

inestimably brilliant.

In 2019, Zhaoqing will hold the 4th Zhaoqing International Marathon estimably in Q2.

impression left with the reader that the cottage and its surroundings are inestimably lovely, quiet, and peaceful is a paramount one, while the dead lines.

and last an architect, a constructor of sound, and what makes him so inestimably valuable to us is that he was beyond a doubt the greatest architect of.

Ministry of Education, said that Mali, with his plagiarism and denial, inestimably damaged the entire educational system.

His obvious football intelligence contributed inestimably to the top-notch run-blocking of Illinois" line.

far-reaching: the losses in material strength and prestige (prestige being an inestimably important factor in the Peloponnesian War) sustained by the Spartans.

strings, MacFarlane again succeeds admirably—as does McNeely, whose charts estimably echo Nelson Riddle and Gordon Jenkins.