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value
noun as in financial worth
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noun as in advantage, worth
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benefit, content, import, importance, meaning, power, profit, purpose, quality, sense, significance, use, valuation
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account, bearing, caliber, condition, connotation, consequence, denotation, desirability, distinction, drift, eminence, esteem, estimation, excellence, finish, force, goodness, grade, help, implication, interpretation, mark, merit, preference, regard, repute, serviceableness, state, stature, substance, superiority, usefulness, utility
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verb as in to regard highly
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hold dear, hold in respect, rate highly, regard highly, respect, set store by, think highly of
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Example Sentences
She expects to reap about $1,300 in perks from her $895 Amex Platinum card next year—well below the roughly $3,500 in advertised value.
She said UC had been bargaining in good faith, offering “real improvements, meaningful raises, strong benefits and fair working conditions that reflect how much we value our employees.”
In practice that is a very valid thing to want but perhaps a bit idealistic and not something that actually delivered value into a consumer’s life.
The report’s principal idea — that universities should not comment on political issues unless they threaten “the very mission of the university and its values of free inquiry” — read as honorable restraint in 1967.
Investors are worried that the enthusiasm around artificial intelligence has propelled the S&P 500 to a series of record highs this year that have left it both richly valued and extremely top-heavy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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