value
noun
1 value
A numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed.
Roget 644:
utility;
usefulness
etc.
adj.;
efficacy,
efficiency,
adequacy;
service,
use,
stead,
avail;
help
etc.
(aid)
707;
applicability
etc.
adj.;
subservience
etc.
(instrumentality)
631;
function
etc.
(business)
625;
value;
worth
etc.
(goodness)
648;
money's worth;
productiveness
etc.
168;
cui bono [Lat.]
etc.
(intention)
620;
utilization
etc.
(use)
677;
step in the right direction.
common weal;
commonwealth public good,
public interest;
utilitarianism
etc.
(philanthropy)
910.
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Roget 812a:
worth,
rate,
value,
intrinsic value,
quality;
par value.
[estimated value]
valuation,
appraisal,
assessment,
appraisement.
[value as estimated in a market]
price current,
market price,
quotation;
fair price,
going price;
what it will fetch
etc.
v.;
what the market will bear.
money's worth;
penny's worth
&c.;
worth.
cost
(price)
812.
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Roget 648:
goodness
etc.
adj.;
excellence,
merit;
virtue
etc.
944;
value,
worth,
price.
super-excellence,
supereminence;
superiority
etc.
33;
perfection
etc.
650;
coup de maitre [Fr.];
masterpiece,
chef d'ouvre [Fr.],
prime,
flower,
cream,
elite,
pick,
A 1,
nonesuch,
nonpareil,
creme de la creme,
flower of the flock,
cock of the roost,
salt of the earth;
champion;
prodigy.
tidbit;
gem,
gem of the first water;
bijou,
precious stone,
jewel,
pearl,
diamond,
ruby,
brilliant,
treasure;
good thing;
rara avis [Lat.],
one in a thousand.
beneficence
etc.
906;
good man
etc.
948.
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Roget 642:
importance,
consequence,
moment,
prominence,
consideration,
mark,
materialness.
import,
significance,
concern;
emphasis,
interest.
greatness
etc.
31;
superiority
etc.
33;
notability
etc.
(repute)
873;
weight
etc.
(influence)
175;
value
etc.
(goodness)
648;
usefulness
etc.
644.
gravity,
seriousness,
solemnity;
no joke,
no laughing matter;
pressure,
urgency,
stress;
matter of life and death.
memorabilia,
notabilia†,
great doings;
red-letter day.
great thing,
great point;
main chance,
the be all and the end all"
[Macbeth];
cardinal point;
substance,
gist
etc.
(essence)
5;
sum and substance,
gravamen,
head and front;
important part,
principal part,
prominent part,
essential part;
half the battle;
sine qua non;
breath of one's nostrils
etc.
(life)
359;
cream,
salt,
core,
kernel,
heart,
nucleus;
keynote,
keystone;
corner stone;
trump card
etc.
(device)
626;
salient points.
top sawyer,
first fiddle,
prima donna [Sp.],
chief;
triton among the minnows;
'it' [U.S.]. "
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Roget 428:
color,
hue,
tint,
tinge,
dye,
complexion,
shade,
tincture,
cast,
livery,
coloration,
glow,
flush;
tone,
key.
pure color,
positive color,
primary color,
primitive complementary color;
three primaries;
spectrum,
chromatic dispersion;
broken color,
secondary color,
tertiary color.
local color,
coloring,
keeping,
tone,
value,
aerial perspective.
[Science of color]
chromatics,
spectrum analysis,
spectroscopy;
chromatism†,
chromatography†,
chromatology†.
[instruments to measure color]
prism,
spectroscope,
spectrograph,
spectrometer,
colorimeter
(optical instruments)
445.
pigment,
coloring matter,
paint,
dye,
wash,
distemper,
stain;
medium;
mordant;
oil paint
etc.
(painting)
556.
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Roget 812:
price,
amount,
cost,
expense,
prime cost,
charge,
figure;
demand,
damage;
fare,
hire,
wages
etc.
(remuneration)
973;
value
etc.
812.1.
dues,
duty,
toll,
tax,
impost,
cess†,
sess†,
tallage†,
levy;
abkari†;
capitation tax,
poll tax;
doomage [U.S.],
likin†;
gabel†,
gabelle†;
gavel,
octroi†,
custom,
excise,
assessment,
benevolence,
tithe,
tenths,
exactment†,
ransom,
salvage,
tariff;
brokerage,
wharfage,
freightage.
bill
etc.
(account)
811;
shot.
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Polish: wartość
2 value
The quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuable.
Dutch: belang, betekenis, gewicht, gewichtigheid, importantie, significantie, waarde, zwaarte
3 value
The amount (of money or goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else:
— He tried to estimate the value of the produce at normal prices.
synonym: economic value.
Dutch: waarde
Polish: wartość ekonomiczna
4 value
Relative darkness or lightness of a color.
5 value
6 value
An ideal accepted by some individual or group.
Polish: wartość
verb
1 value
Fix or determine the value of; assign a value to.
Dutch: waarderen
2 value
3 value
Regard highly; think much of.
synonyms: esteem, prise, prize, respect.
Roget 931:
approve;
approbate,
think good,
think much of,
think well of,
think highly of;
esteem,
value,
prize;
set great store by,
set great store on.
do justice to,
appreciate;
honor,
hold in esteem,
look up to,
admire;
like
etc.
897;
be in favor of,
wish Godspeed;
hail,
hail with satisfaction.
stand up for,
stick up for;
uphold,
hold up,
countenance,
sanction;
clap on the back,
pat on the back;
keep in countenance,
indorse;
give credit,
recommend;
mark with a white mark,
mark with a stone.
commend,
belaud†,
praise,
laud,
compliment;
pay a tribute,
bepraise†;
clap the hands;
applaud,
cheer,
acclamate†,
encore;
panegyrize†,
eulogize,
cry up,
proner [Fr.],
puff;
extol,
extol to the skies;
magnify,
glorify,
exalt,
swell,
make much of;
flatter
etc.
933;
bless,
give a blessing to;
have a good word for,
say a good word for;
speak well of,
speak highly of,
speak in high terms of;
sing the praises of,
sound the praises of,
chaunt the praises of;
resound the praises of;
sing praises to;
cheer to the echo,
applaud to the echo,
applaud to the very echo,
cheer to the very echo.
redound to the honor,
redound to the praise,
redound to the credit of;
do credit to;
deserve praise
etc.
n.;
recommend itself;
pass muster.
be praised
&c.;
receive honorable mention;
be in favor with,
be in high favor with;
ring with the praises of,
win golden opinions,
gain credit,
find favor with,
stand well in the opinion of;
laudari a laudato viro [Lat.].
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Dutch: waarderen, achten, hoogachten, hoogschatten, ophebben, respecteren, verwaardigen
4 value
Evaluate or estimate the nature, quality, ability, extent, or significance of.
synonyms: appraise, assess, evaluate, measure, valuate.
Roget 812a:
value,
esteem;
appreciate.
[estimate value]
appraise,
evaluate,
assess.
Roget 642:
be important
etc.
adj.,
be somebody,
be something;
import,
signify,
matter,
boot,
be an object;
carry weight
etc.
(influence)
175;
make a figure
etc.
(repute)
873;
be in the ascendant,
come to the front,
lead the way,
take the lead,
play first fiddle,
throw all else into the shade;
lie at the root of;
deserve notice,
merit notice,
be worthy of notice,
be worthy of regard,
be worthy of consideration.
attach importance to,
ascribe importance to,
give importance to
etc.
n.;
value,
care for,
set store upon,
set store by;
mark
etc.
550;
mark with a white stone,
underline;
write in italics,
put in italics,
print in italics,
print in capitals,
print in large letters,
put in large type,
put in letters.
of gold;
accentuate,
emphasize,
lay stress on.
make a fuss about,
make a fuss over,
make a stir about,
make a piece of work about [Fr.],
make much ado about;
make much ado of,
make much of.
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Roget 480:
judge,
conclude;
come to a conclusion,
draw a conclusion,
arrive at a conclusion;
ascertain,
determine,
make up one's mind.
deduce,
derive,
gather,
collect,
draw an inference,
make a deduction,
weet†,
ween†.
form an estimate,
estimate,
appreciate,
value,
count,
assess,
rate,
rank,
account;
regard,
consider,
think of;
look upon
etc.
(believe)
484;
review;
size up [Slang].
settle;
pass an opinion,
give an opinion;
decide,
try,
pronounce,
rule;
pass judgment,
pass sentence;
sentence,
doom;
find;
give judgment,
deliver judgment;
adjudge,
adjudicate;
arbitrate,
award,
report;
bring in a verdict;
make absolute,
set a question at rest;
confirm
etc.
(assent)
488.
comment,
criticize,
kibitz;
pass under review
etc.
(examine)
457;
investigate
etc.
(inquire)
461.
hold the scales,
sit in judgment;
try judgment,
hear a cause.
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Roget 466:
measure,
mete;
determine,
assay;
evaluate,
value,
assess,
rate,
appraise,
estimate,
form an estimate,
set a value on;
appreciate;
standardize.
span,
pace step;
apply the compass
etc.
n.;
gauge,
plumb,
probe,
sound,
fathom;
heave the log,
heave the lead;
survey.
weigh.
take an average
etc.
29;
graduate.
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Dutch: waarderen, taxeren, koersen, ramen, schatten
5 value
Estimate the value of.
synonym: rate.
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