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Discover Ludwig"an estimate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a rough or approximate calculation or prediction of a quantity or value. Example: The contractor provided us with an estimate for the cost of repairing our roof.
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Purely an estimate, of course.
This is an estimate, of course.
It did not provide an estimate.
(Frank declined to provide an estimate).
Organizers gave an estimate of 120,000.
That is just an estimate, NASA.
estimate is just that — an estimate.
"That's an estimate," Ms. Dawkins said.
It has an estimate of £3,000.
Howarth's study, however, was purely an estimate.
Mr. Nader didn't have an estimate either.
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