Appraiser
Pronunciation: /əˈpreɪzər/
Appraiser (noun)
- A person who checks the value of something, often for buying, selling, or insurance.
- A trained professional who estimates the worth of land or buildings for legal or tax purposes.
- A specialist who judges the value of artworks or antiques based on condition, history, and market demand.
Examples
- The appraiser checks the value before the sale.
- An appraiser reviews the item and estimates its value.