appreciates

verbbe grateful, thankful
verbincrease in worth
verbrecognize worth
verbvalue highly

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Word Origin & History

1650s, "to esteem or value highly," from Late Latin appretiatus, past participle of appretiare "to set a price to" (see appraise). Meaning "to rise in value" (intransitive) first recorded 1789. Related: Appreciated; appreciating.

Example Sentences forappreciates

And his was not the age that appreciates the temporizing half loaf.

I like a woman who is a woman and appreciates the sphere to which God and the Bible have assigned her.

That which a man earns by perspiration he appreciates and knows how to enjoy.

It shows one appreciates the books and takes an intelligent interest.

This is a busy community, that appreciates a man who works hard.

I am glad she appreciates me, I didn't think she did while she was living with us.

If she doesnt, she at least appreciates the tone of your voice.

If he appreciates nothing at all, why on earth does he travel?

You know that no one appreciates a man of force and ideas more than I do.

I daresay the old lady is very lonely, and appreciates the kindly thought.