valˈuate transitive verb (US)

To appraise, value or evaluate

valuāˈtion noun

1. Estimation of value
2. The price at which something is valued

valuāˈtional adjective

valˈuātor noun

A person who makes valuations, an appraiser

valˈued adjective

1. With a value assigned
2. Priced
3. Highly esteemed
4. Prized

valˈueless adjective

valˈuer noun

1. A valuator
2. A person who sets a high value

valuable consideration noun (law)

A consideration (qv under consider) having material or monetary value

valuation roll noun

A list of properties and their assessed values for local taxation purposes

value added noun

The difference between the overall cost of a manufacturing or marketing process and the final value of the goods

value-addˈed tax noun

A tax on the increase in price of a good or service as it passes along the supply chain (abbrev VAT)

value date noun

The date on which obligations accepted in a financial transaction must be fulfilled

value-freeˈ adjective

Not subject to value judgement

value judgement noun

A personal estimate of merit in a particular respect

good value

Full worth in exchange

value in exchange

1. Exchange value
2. The amount of other commodities for which a thing can be exchanged in the open market (economics)

value received

A phrase indicating that a bill of exchange, etc, has been accepted for a valuable consideration