What is another word for guesstimates?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈɛstɪməts], [ ɡˈɛstɪməts], [ ɡ_ˈɛ_s_t_ɪ_m_ə_t_s]
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Similar words for guesstimates:
- approximation (noun)
- ballpark figure (noun)
- conjecture (noun)
- estimate (noun)
- guess (noun)
- guesswork (noun)
- speculation (noun)
- supposition (noun)
- surmise (noun)
- appraise (verb)
- conjecture (verb)
- estimate (verb)
- evaluate (verb)
- gauge (verb)
- guess (verb)
- hypothesize (verb)
- speculate (verb)
- suppose (verb)
- surmise (verb)
- valuate (verb)
Synonyms for Guesstimates:
n.
• approximation (noun) • ballpark figure (noun) • conjecture (noun)- presumption,
- inference,
- opinion,
- notion,
- conclusion,
- perhaps,
- guesswork,
- hunch,
- fancy,
- theory,
- hypothesis,
- guess,
- sneaking suspicion,
- stab in the dark,
- supposition,
- shot in the dark,
- Theorizing,
- surmise.
- judgment,
- reckoning,
- conjecture,
- belief,
- Gauging,
- evaluation,
- measurement,
- sizing up,
- ballpark figure,
- measure,
- thought,
- stock,
- projection,
- assessment,
- mensuration,
- impression,
- rating,
- point of view,
- estimation,
- appraisal,
- valuation,
- Appraisement.
- divination,
- feeling,
- supposal,
- view,
- deduction,
- postulate,
- prediction,
- induction,
- suspicion,
- thesis,
- shot,
- surmisal,
- postulation,
- presupposition,
- assumption,
- stab.
- Reck.
v.
• appraise (verb)- examine,
- guesstimate,
- figure in,
- check,
- assess,
- inspect,
- value,
- figure,
- valuate,
- set at,
- adjudge,
- look over,
- deem,
- have one's number,
- gauge,
- survey,
- review,
- assay,
- read,
- evaluate,
- take account of,
- rate,
- calculate,
- size,
- price,
- figure out,
- peg,
- eye,
- check out,
- audit.
- take a stab,
- believe,
- estimate,
- assume,
- suppose,
- expect,
- hazard a guess,
- think,
- presume,
- conclude,
- take for granted,
- take a shot,
- feel,
- glean,
- theorize,
- imagine,
- judge,
- pretend,
- suspect,
- gather,
- conceive,
- infer,
- hypothesize.
- decide,
- size up,
- compute,
- class,
- determine,
- reckon,
- run over,
- cipher,
- consider,
- look into,
- calculate roughly,
- enumerate,
- budget,
- plan,
- predict,
- set a figure,
- outline,
- prophesy,
- scheme,
- form opinion,
- regard,
- number,
- appraise,
- count,
- rank,
- reason,
- account,
- tax,
- deduce,
- look upon,
- classify,
- cast,
- sum,
- think through.
- pick,
- work out,
- happen upon,
- fathom,
- lump it,
- opine,
- select,
- think likely,
- take a stab at,
- predicate,
- dare say,
- take a shot at,
- suggest,
- divine,
- solve,
- penetrate,
- venture,
- speculate,
- hazard,
- chance,
- go out on a limb,
- jump to a conclusion.
- meditate,
- cogitate,
- excogitate,
- chew over,
- beat one's brains,
- head trip,
- kick around,
- have a hunch,
- brainstorm,
- call it,
- reflect,
- study,
- contemplate,
- dope,
- pipe-dream,
- psych out,
- build castles in air,
- dope out,
- call the turn,
- cerebrate,
- muse,
- wonder,
- run it up flagpole,
- ruminate,
- deliberate,
- read between lines.
How to use "Guesstimates" in context?
In the business world, estimates are constantly being made. These estimates can be anything from the number of units to the amount of time it will take to complete a project. Employees and managers use estimates to make decisions and plan for the future. Estimates can be accurate or inaccurate, but regardless of the accuracy, they are important for making informed decisions.
The most important thing about making estimates is to be conservative. It is always better to underestimate a task than to overestimate it. This is because if the estimate is too high, the project may not be completed on time or within budget, and the employee may get upset.
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