value /valˈū/

1. Worth
2. A fair equivalent
3. Intrinsic worth or goodness
4. Recognition of such worth
5. That which renders anything useful or estimable
6. The degree of this quality
7. Relative worth
8. High worth
9. Esteem
10. Efficacy
11. Excellence
12. Price
13. Precise meaning
14. Relative duration (music)
15. Relation with reference to light and shade (art)
16. The special determination of a quantity (mathematics)
17. The exact amount of a variable quantity in a particular case
18. The sound represented by a written symbol (phonetics)
19. (in pl) moral principles, standards, etc

1. To estimate the worth of
2. To rate at a price
3. To esteem
4. To prize

To be worth

valˈuable adjective

1. Having value or worth
2. Of high value

(usu in pl) a thing of value, a choice article

valˈuableness noun

valˈuably adverb

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

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