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worth
noun as in value, estimation associated with something
Example Sentences
He said doctors had received generous pay rises over the past three years – worth nearly 30%, bringing average basic salaries to just over £54,000.
Acknowledging the "terrible tragedy", BHP maintained that a compensation agreement it reached last year in Brazil -- worth around $31 billion -- provided a resolution.
The panelists shared stories of a chaotic evacuation process with little direction from the city and the pain of losing a lifetime’s worth of memories.
There’s only one network, FreeVee, and its goals overlap enough with those of the government that the distinction between them isn’t worth parsing.
"Is it worth letting your house and then having a court fight to recover it, or a one-year delay? It's not worth it. So it will end up making the housing crisis worse."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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