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value
noun as in financial worth
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noun as in advantage, worth
Strongest matches
benefit, content, import, importance, meaning, power, profit, purpose, quality, sense, significance, use, valuation
Strong matches
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
Weak match
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
If the Dodgers do have to trim a hitter, bench players such as Alex Call or Hyeseong Kim could be on the roster fringes; though they provide value with their contact ability, defense and speed.
A third of the vegetables grown in Britain come from here, with a value of around £1.2bn per year.
Earlier this year, Bali banned single-use plastics and issued behaviour guidelines for visitors to "ensure that Bali's tourism remains respectful, sustainable, and in harmony with our local values".
Beyond that, many researchers have tried to put a value on what is sometimes called “pent up” demand or “missing households.”
It wants pay for the group to be brought back in line with the level it was at 17 years ago, when they say their value of their pay started to be eroded.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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