💎Valuable

adjective
/ˈvæljʊəbl/

Meaning

worth a great deal of money; extremely useful or important
worth a great deal of money or importance

Example Sentences

The painting is very valuable and worth millions.

The diamond ring is very valuable.

Synonyms

precious, expensive, costly, priceless, valuable
Entry 1
precious, expensive, costly, priceless
Entry 2
precious, priceless, costly, valuable

Antonyms

worthless, cheap, valueless, insignificant
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worthless, cheap, valueless, insignificant
Entry 2
worthless, insignificant

Collocations

valuable asset, valuable experience, valuable time, valuable information, valuable item, valuable resource
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valuable asset, valuable experience, valuable time, valuable information
Entry 2
valuable item, valuable asset, valuable experience, valuable resource

More Example Sentences

They warned us against leaving valuables unattended.

I learned from that event that time is very valuable.

I really dislike traffic jams because they waste valuable time.

Building relationships takes time, but it is invaluable in the long run.

The knowledge gained from failure can be more valuable than success itself.

Receiving client feedback and implementing it effectively is a valuable skill.

I think a candidate who learns from their mistakes is always a valuable asset.

Long-term client relationships are the most valuable asset in a freelancing career.

Soft skills such as communication and leadership will become even more valuable in the future.

I understand that a comprehensive benefits package can be more valuable than just the salary alone.

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