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stimato

esteemed

adjective stee-MAH-toh Rare

Also means

respected

Usage Note

Stimato functions both as an adjective (un medico stimato, a respected doctor) and as the past participle of stimare (to esteem, to estimate). In formal letters, Stimato professore or Stimata dottoressa is the Italian equivalent of 'Dear Professor' — a slightly more formal register than Caro/Cara.

Examples

"È un medico molto stimato in città."

Natural Translation

He is a highly esteemed doctor in the city.

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