valuation

n. an expert's opinion on how much a house, a business, or an object is worth.

n. the estimation of the market value of a physical or financial asset, typically performed by a professional appraiser.

“The bank sent an expert to give the house a formal valuation before approving the loan.”

“The independent valuation of the property came in significantly lower than the asking price, leading the buyers to renegotiate their initial offer.”

n. the total value of a company, often used when someone wants to buy it.

n. the calculated worth of a business entity, often based on its assets, earnings, and market potential.

“The tech startup reached a one-billion-dollar valuation after the latest round of funding.”

“Analysts struggled to justify the company's astronomical valuation given its lack of a clear path toward sustainable profitability.”

Academic · Technical

n. the act of deciding if a statement is true or false in a logical system.

n. the assignment of truth values to propositional variables within a formal logical system.

“In this logic puzzle, every valuation must result in either true or false.”

“The professor demonstrated how a specific valuation of the variables could satisfy the entire set of logical constraints within the formula.”

Academic · Technical