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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
Strong matches
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
Strongest matches
desirable, gratifying, pleasant, pleasing, refreshing, satisfying
Strong matches
accepted, cherished, contenting, cordial, desired, esteemed, good, honored, invited, nice, wanted
Weak matches
acceptable, agreeable, congenial, delightful, favorable, genial, grateful, pleasurable, sympathetic
Example Sentences
Mark's favourite United players: I loved the two wingers we had in the 1970s, Gordon Hill and Steve Coppell, and I always appreciated that kind of player who is exciting to watch.
There is nothing you should be paying for, necessarily, and I think driving him to appointments and shopping for groceries will be much appreciated.
These stocks have, over the years, appreciated significantly.
"There are a range of things that might happen if you try to do this -- and we're arguing that the range of possible outcomes is a lot wider than anybody has appreciated until now."
Hickey said they told Pope Leo that "just because it's a dark chapter, I feel like we can change how the story ends - he appreciated that".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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