valuate

/ˈvæljuˌeɪt/

VERB

1. To estimate or determine the value of something

To assess, calculate, or estimate the monetary worth, importance, or quality of something.

To determine or estimate the financial worth or market price of property, assets, goods, or other possessions.

The real estate agent will valuate the property before determining its market value.
It is crucial for appraisers to thoroughly valuate the assets in a business acquisition.

To examine and judge the quality, significance, usefulness, or overall worth of something based on relevant characteristics or criteria.

Before making a purchase decision, consumers often valuate the quality and features of a product.
The financial analyst will valuate the company's performance based on various key indicators.

To calculate, measure, or approximate an amount, number, or numerical result through examination or reasoning.

The financial analyst will valuate the company's performance based on various key indicators.

To form an opinion, make an informed estimate, or reach a conclusion about something through thought, observation, or available evidence.

To assess the impact of the new policy, the government will valuate its effects on different sectors.