valued Definition

value
noun

1. Worth in monetary terms.

Thesaurus: expense, cost, price, rate, charge, assessment, appraisal.
2. The quality of being useful or desirable; the degree of usefulness or desirability.

Thesaurus: worth, desirability, utility, usefulness, benefit, esteem, estimation, quality, advantage, importance, significance.
3. The exact amount of a variable quantity in a particular case.
4. The quality of being a fair exchange.

Example: value for money
5. Moral principles or standards.

Thesaurus: ethics, morals, principles, standards, mores.
Form: values
6. math.
A quantity represented by a symbol or set of symbols.
7. music.
The duration of a note or rest.

verb valued, valuing

1. To consider something to be of a certain value, especially a high value; to esteem.
2. To assess the value of something.

Derivative: valueless
adj

Derivative: valuer
noun

Etymology: 14c: French, from valoir, from Latin valere to be worth.

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valued
adj

1. Considered valuable or precious; highly prized.

Thesaurus: prized, esteemed, treasured; appraised, evaluated, priced, marked.