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assessment

Definition for assessment

noun as in evaluation

noun as in assignment of fee, amount

Strongest matches

appraisal, estimate

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Example Sentences

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She said her mental health had plummeted after graduating and, after seeking advice from medical professionals, friends and family, she went for an assessment.

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Many sneered at the comments from the Brighton owner, but with each passing week that bold assessment is looking more realistic with Rangers in turmoil and Celtic yet to hit top gear.

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They could receive up to £385,000 in compensation, plus treatment costs, if they agree to be assessed by a consultant psychiatrist, or up to £150,000 without a medical assessment, Harrods said in March.

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The ORR found the assessment to be insufficient and wrote to GWR about its concerns.

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Ratcliffe had been clear in his assessment United's huge losses could not continue, warning there was a danger the club might 'go bust' unless action was taken.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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