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appreciated
adjective as in thanked
Strong matches
acknowledged, applauded, blessed, lauded, praised, recognized
adjective as in understood
Weak matches
axiomatic, down pat, inferential, on to, roger, tacit, taken for granted, undeclared, unexpressed, unspoken, unstated, wise to, wordless
adjective as in valuable
Strongest matches
beneficial, costly, expensive, helpful, important, invaluable, prized, profitable, relevant, scarce, treasured, useful, valued, worthwhile
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Weak matches
admired, cherished, esteemed, estimable, held dear, high-priced, hot, hot property, in demand, inestimable, of value, precious, respected, serviceable
adjective as in valued
adjective as in welcome
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desirable, gratifying, pleasant, pleasing, refreshing, satisfying
Strong matches
accepted, cherished, contenting, cordial, desired, esteemed, good, honored, invited, nice, wanted
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acceptable, agreeable, congenial, delightful, favorable, genial, grateful, pleasurable, sympathetic
Example Sentences
“In the end, I certainly appreciated it. It just brings attention to the tournament, to the sport and to women’s sports, which I think is what we want.”
I appreciated that about the story, that none of it is fully resolved.
Another way to avoid adding to your tax bill is by donating appreciated stock, rather than liquidating the position and contributing to a charity with after-tax proceeds.
Zambia’s local currency has appreciated by nearly a third against the U.S. dollar since the start of the year, driven by improved receipts from copper exports.
The growing number of people who worked for Steve Eisman loved him, or were at least amused by him, and appreciated his willingness and ability to part with both his money and his knowledge.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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