ESTEEM


Meaning of ESTEEM in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ great , high

▪ low

▪ personal

I needed to do it for my own personal ~.

▪ mutual

We parted with expressions of mutual ~.

▪ critical , popular , public , social

Her work has been steadily gaining critical ~ in recent years.

VERB + ESTEEM

▪ earn

She had earned the ~ of everyone in the town.

▪ enjoy , have

the high public ~ now enjoyed by the armed forces

▪ lose

He had lost all of his personal ~.

▪ accord sb

the level of social ~ accorded to doctors

▪ boost , build , build up , raise

Recent reviews of her work have raised her ~.

PREPOSITION

▪ in … ~

the status of teachers in the public ~

▪ ~ for

the public's ~ for the president

I have great ~ for you.

▪ ~ of

The school's aim is to build the self-esteem of the children.

PHRASES

▪ hold sb/sth in great, high, low, etc. ~

He is held in the highest ~ by all who know him.

▪ a mark of ~ , a token of ~

We would like to offer you this gift as a mark of our ~.

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