appraise

assess (common neutral word for judging quality, value, or importance) | evaluate (very close in meaning and common in formal, academic, and business contexts) | review (suggests examining something, often before making a decision) | judge (more general and can sound more personal or final)

ignore (means not to consider or examine something) | overlook (means to fail to notice or consider something properly)

appraise performance |appraise a situation |appraise a proposal |appraise options |appraise risks |appraise evidence |appraise employees |appraise a project |critically appraise |objectively appraise

assessment |business |education |work

value (short, common word for deciding or estimating how much something is worth) | estimate (emphasizes approximation rather than an official valuation) | assess (often used for official value, tax, damage, or risk calculations)

undervalue (means to give something a value that is too low) | overvalue (means to give something a value that is too high)

appraise a house |appraise property |appraise land |appraise jewelry |appraise antiques |appraise artwork |professionally appraise |independently appraised |appraised value |appraised at

money |business |real_estate |insurance |law

size up (more informal and common in conversation) | scrutinize (suggests looking very closely and critically) | look over (more neutral and less formal)

ignore (means not to look at or pay attention to someone or something) | glance past (means to look only briefly without really examining)

appraise someone coolly |appraise someone carefully |appraise with a glance |appraise the room |appraise the crowd |appraising look |appraising glance

perception |judgment |people