Estimate
Place
Place verb - To decide the size, amount, number, or distance of (something) without actual measurement.
Usage example: I'd place that as roughly the third largest house in the neighborhood
Estimate and place are semantically related in order topic. Sometimes you can use "Estimate" instead a verb "Place", if it concerns topics such as precise.
How words are described
| good | good estimate | good place |
| high | high estimate | high place |
| safe | safe estimate | safe place |
| best | best estimate | best place |
| Other adjectives: exact, better, original, real, decent, new, final, worst, last. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The series takes place during the "third century of the new calendar" (fans estimate this as approximately 2700 AD).
Source: Series / Blake's 7 -
In case you don't remember, this case happened when Akechi was still a sophomore in Todai, look above for when the main series start, and do the math to estimate in what year it took place.
Source: Manga / The Kindaichi Case Files -
Extremely Short Timespan: Factoring in the in-story time that was spent in the airport, the time on the flight, and the chase scene at the end, we can estimate that the story takes place over four very hectic hours.
Source: Film / Red Eye
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