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appreciable	capable of being perceived, measured, or estimated.
approximate	rough or estimated. [1/6 definitions]
chance	the estimated likelihood that a given thing will happen; probability. [1/7 definitions]
comparative	gauged or estimated by comparison; relative. [1/5 definitions]
est.²	abbreviation of "estimated," calculated approximate amount, size, or value of.
ETA	abbreviation of "estimated time of arrival."
inestimable	unable to be counted or estimated; incalculable. [1/2 definitions]
market value	the value of a business, property, security, commodity, or piece of merchandise in terms of the estimated price for which it can be sold in a given market.
overrun	an instance in which, or the amount by which, actual costs exceed estimated costs. [1/7 definitions]

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