value
/ˈvælju/
verb
- To consider something to be important or worthwhile.
- The company values hard work and dedication.
- I value your opinion on this matter.
- She values her friendships more than anything.
- To estimate the monetary worth of something.
- The jeweler valued the diamond ring at five thousand dollars.
- We need to value the antique furniture before the auction.
- The appraiser valued the property at $350,000.
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noun
- The amount of money that something is worth; its price or market price.
- The value of the house has increased over the past ten years.
- She checked the value of her old coins at the antique shop.
- The car's resale value dropped significantly after the accident.
- The importance, worth, or usefulness of something.
- The advice from my grandfather was of immense value to me.
- They discussed the value of teamwork in the workplace.
- Exercise has great value for your health and well-being.
- A person's principles or standards of behavior; what they consider important in life.
- Her values guided her decision to volunteer at the shelter.
- Honesty is one of the core values in our family.
- The organization promotes traditional values like respect and responsibility.
- The numerical amount represented by a symbol, letter, or variable in mathematics or science.
- The pH value of pure water is 7.
- Each data point has a specific value on the graph.
- Find the value of x in the equation.
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