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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
The 49-year-old libertarian MP, who has been compared to Argentina's Javier Milei for his plans to radically downsize the state, campaigned as an outsider who shoots from the hip on crime, communism and family values.
“It recognizes the tremendous value of Disney’s programming and provides YouTube TV subscribers with more flexibility and choice.”
Ports of Jersey said it was saddened by the news: "Blue Islands has been a valued operator at Jersey Airport for many years."
Your policy is excellent value if you still have meaningful years remaining in this guaranteed level-premium term.
On Wednesday, the Vatican said the invitation to the world of cinema was intended to explore "the possibilities that artistic creativity offers to the mission of the Church and the promotion of human values".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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