Opinion

o-pin'yun, n. A mental conviction of the truth of some statement founded on probable evidence; judgment of persons or their qualities; esp., favorable judgment, good esteem. (Law.) The formal decision of a judge, — umpire, counselor, etc. — Opin'ionV- ~ ted, a. Stiff or obstinate in opinion. — Ophicleide. Opin'ionative, -tiv, a. Unduly attached to one's own opinions; fond of preconceived notions. — — Opine", o-pin/', v. i. [opined (-pmd'.), opining.] To think, suppose. — Opin'iative, -ya-/civ, a. Very stiff in adherence to one's opinion/, founded on mere opinion; fancied.