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Meaning assess meaning

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assess Verb

— If you assess a person, idea, skill, process, etc., you judge or measure them. In today's test, we will be assessing your ability to write clearly.

assess

— verb (= evaluate, appraise) evaluate or estimate the nature, quality, ability, extent, or significance of I will have the family jewels appraised by a professional access all the factors when taking a risk — verb estimate the value of (property) for taxation Our house hasn't been assessed in years — verb charge (a person or a property) with a payment, such as a tax or a fine — verb (= tax) set or determine the amount of (a payment such as a fine)

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Evaluate, test
States Quantity

Count

  • What words refer to determining the amount of something without being exact?
    estimate assess reckon
States Big

Measure

Conjugation assess conjugation

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assess · verb

Examples assess examples

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Simple sentences

In order to assess the future of the stock, we must observe the nerves, hysteria, and even the digestion and weather sensitivity of each person upon whose actions this investment is dependant.
How do you assess your students?

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I'll need to take a statement from you and assess whether there's a case to put before the magistrates.
All I can promise you at this stage, Your Excellency, is to send a commission of experts on board your ship, Captain Langsdorff, to assess the damage she has received.
Captain Langsdorff, how would you assess the damage to your ship?
Let's leave it to the Central Flying School to assess your capabilities.
If you're trying to assess their chances of fighting us off you'd do well to look at the men around you.
How would you assess him?
I was never given time to fully assess my achievement.
Perhaps you need time to assess your feelings?
To mobilize all Algerians, to assess our strength.
I was sent to Khartoum to assess the Egyptian capacity. to deal with the uprising.
How do you assess the situation?
You are a Probationer Navigator, your first duty is to investigate, second assess!
With the world in a state of crisis, it is impossible at this time to assess what the ramifications might be.
Yes, sir, but they do have the power of speech, and it is for you gentlemen to assess how far that power can be exercised intelligently.
I finally sent a registered letter begging him to come and assess the damage.
May I ask you before dessert, to assess the individual dishes?
No. I had no charts nor any means to assess them.
Assess damage and repair whatever's necessary. Aye, captain.
The officials will assess the penalty.
I think anyone who would want to honestly assess. what his political persuasions are, would. I think come to the conclusion, quite quickly. that he is not a supporter of President Nixon.
We've already had the opportunity to assess examples of his style.
Jury members, assess the vagueness of this testimony, which seems inadmissible in any case.
Once located, we can assess the strength of the Alliance and determine our next step.
To re-assess our position re the Professor.
Report to me when you have had more time to further assess your fellow trainees.
There've been a lot of wild stories in the media and we want to assess any possible environmental impact from your operation.
If you'd like to accompany us downstairs, we can assess what else is missing.
I had no charts nor any means to assess them.
Assess damage and repair whatever's necessary.
Report the difficulty and we will assess it.
We'll assess you from there.
They used her thumbprint to assess her ID.
How would you assess his physical condition and stature. in a few words, Ray, for guidance?
We have to assess your ability to stand trial.
Assess damage and injury.
Attempt to assess the damage. spend the rest of my life on the near impossible task of rebuilding this society without the proper pieces.
Hey, I'll assess all I want, pal.
As the officers along the Cardassian border, we've been asked to assess the potential risk.

News and current affairs

This will help citizens track how that money is used, but it will not help them to assess whether their governments are collecting a fair share.
But we can nonetheless begin to assess its potential spillover effects on the rest of Asia and other major economies around the world.
But these officers (and those who share their views) believe that you cannot assess the deeds of one regime by the standards of another.
The attempt to restrain the growth of debt does serve to concentrate the mind - it forces countries to focus on priorities and assess values.
Nevertheless, in advance of November's presidential election, it is important to distinguish the forces that have shaped Barack Obama's foreign policy, and to assess his handling of them.
So investors are telling companies to report their carbon emissions today in order to assess future liabilities.
Once the fear system detects and starts responding to danger, a brain such as the human brain, with its enormous capacity for thinking, reasoning, and musing, begins to assess what is going on and tries to determine what to do.
The model is simple: Countries assess their own situation, using tools that they develop and that are appropriate to the context, in order to formulate a vision and a plan to consolidate peace and achieve prosperity.
They must be able to assess reality accurately.
At the end of the year, a meeting of EU foreign ministers and their colleagues from the six partners will assess the progress made so far and give guidance on the way ahead.
As the fifth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States by al-Qaeda approaches, we should take the opportunity to assess the results of the response by the US and the international community.
With these questions in mind, the Copenhagen Consensus (which I direct) asked some of the world's top economists to assess the economic, social, and environmental costs and benefits of many different targets.
Geithner also aims to make financial deals simpler and easier to evaluate, so that boards, regulators, and investors can better assess the risks they face.
But, done right, an expanded range of criteria by which to assess BCB policies, by enhancing accountability, would strengthen the legitimacy of granting policymakers legal autonomy.
Rather than ask the Asian panelists to theorize about the impact of austerity in the overly indebted developed West, I asked them to assess their own experiences during and after the crisis of the late 1990's.
This would enable NATO and the EU to assess future scenarios and find ways to work together to prevent and manage crises.
Investors thus assumed that they did not need to assess the credit risk of eurozone countries' (national) public debt.
For this reason, independent UN experts should assess any evidence that is uncovered.
Moreover, analysts should not limit themselves to the classic instruments of punishment and denial as they assess cyber deterrence.
More importantly, with the end of the Cold War, the Soviet Union was no longer available as an Indian ally, and the US began to assess India and Pakistan in terms of separate interests, rather than as a pair linked in a South Asia balance of power.
Publication of their plans sends an additional signal of their commitment and provides a valuable roadmap with which to assess progress, and thus help build confidence that all countries are working to reduce imbalances.

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