appraiser
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6.3
- noun
- /əˈpreɪzər/
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tasador
- The book states that, in performing appraisals for lenders, appraisers need to be alert to possible conflicts.
- art appraiser
- appraisal by the appraiser
But both umpires and appraisers are humans.
- But both umpires and appraisers are humans.
- OK, so the bank sends it an appraiser out or at that time you could provide an appraisal.
- I mean, we're having our wedge deals verified by appraisers and the appraisers are looking, going, Yep, those look like some pretty sexy wedge deals.
- All you got to do is go on Hillsborough County tax collectors, tax appraisers website and say green, blue, red.
- We'll grease the wheels of the appraiser just to get you signing up at our bank because of course, what do they do?
Examples
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In addition, if a signature is not found on the artwork, a professional art appraiser can help determine the value.
Academic text (2015) -
The referral service is free, but there will be a small cost for the appraiser to assess the value of the artwork.
Academic text (2015) -
I want to have my best appraiser take a look at this.
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We'll take it to this independent appraiser I know.
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We just need to get an appraiser out there to assess the damage.
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Chuck Hicks is a real estate appraiser, consultant, and teacher in North Carolina.
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My dad was a real estate appraiser and a prominent democrat, which is to say he was about the only democrat in Idaho Falls.
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Real estate appraisers are ordinarily interested in the cash flow stream associated with the properties they appraise.
Academic text (2017) -
The homeowners hired a professional appraiser to determine the value of their property before selling.
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An appraiser evaluated the artwork to verify its authenticity and set an appropriate price.
Synonyms
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6.0
A local official who checks how much a house or land is worth for taxes
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4.3
A person who judges how good or useful something is
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6.0
An official who decides how much a house or land is worth for taxes
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7.0
A person who checks how much property or goods are worth
A person who officially estimates how much something is worth for legal or financial reasons
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Etymology
The word appraiser comes from the verb appraise, which originally meant 'to set a price' and comes from the Latin word pretium meaning 'price'. So an appraiser is someone who 'puts a price' on things, which is why they decide how much an item is worth and whether it is real or fake.