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Meaning of evaluation
The act of evaluating or assessing something, especially to determine its quality, value, or effectiveness.
Etymology of evaluation
The word "evaluation" comes from the Latin words "evaluare" meaning "to find the value of" and the suffix "-ation" which forms a noun indicating a process or action.
The term has been used in English since the 15th century, initially in the context of assessing the value of goods or property.
Over time, the meaning of the word has expanded to include the assessment of ideas, policies, and performances.
Synonyms
assessment
appraisal
analysis
review
examination
scrutiny
judgment
estimation
rating
valuation
inspection
investigation
survey
study
critique
commentary
feedback
appraisal
rating
estimation
judgment
critique
analysis
examination
test
check
investigation
research
probe
inquiry
assessment
evaluation
appraisal
estimation
judgment
rating
valuation
analysis
review
examination
scrutiny
inspection
investigation
survey
study
critique
commentary
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Definitions
- The act of evaluating or assessing something, especially to determine its quality, value, or effectiveness.
- A judgment or assessment of something, especially one that is formal or official.
- The process of determining the value, quality, or effectiveness of something.
Usage Examples
- The company will conduct an evaluation of the new employee's performance after six months.
- The evaluation of the research paper was based on its methodology, results, and conclusions.
- The teacher's evaluation of the student's project was very positive, highlighting its creativity and originality.
Antonyms
disregard
neglect
ignorance
oversight
omission
dismissal
rejection
refusal
denial
avoidance
evasion
disregard
indifference
unconcern
apathy
disinterest
inattention
neglect
oversight
omission
dismissal
rejection
refusal
denial
avoidance
evasion
ignorance
disregard
neglect
indifference
unconcern
apathy
disinterest
inattention