Assessor

/əˈsɛsər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who evaluates or estimates the value of something, typically for tax purposes or assessment of qualifications.

The assessor determined the value of the property based on recent sales in the area.

An official who conducts assessments, particularly in educational or testing environments.

The assessor reviewed the students' performance to ensure that grading was fair and consistent.

A person who assesses risks or quality of services in various fields, such as health and safety.

The health and safety assessor conducted a thorough inspection of the workplace to identify potential hazards.

From Latin 'assessor', meaning 'one who sits beside' or 'assistant'.

property assessor

An official who evaluates property for tax purposes.

qualified assessor

An assessor who has met certain professional standards.

tax assessor

A person responsible for assessing the value of property for taxation.

assessment

The act of evaluating or appraising.

appraisal

An expert valuation of property or goods.

evaluation

The process of assessing or appraising.

Money guy

He’s the money guy who assesses all the properties we invest in.

Value checker

She’s known as the value checker in our office because of her skills.