valuable

/ˈvælju(ə)bl̩/
adj 2noun 1

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1

(adj.) worth a lot of money

VERBS

be, look | become | remain

ADV

extremely, really, very | quite, rather

commercially

The old paintings turned out to be commercially valuable, so the museum decided to insure them properly.

2

(adj.) very useful

VERBS

be, prove, seem | become | remain

make sb/sth

Her experience in three different countries made her valuable to the international company.

consider sth

ADV

eminently, enormously, especially, exceedingly, exceptionally, extremely, highly, immensely, most, particularly, really, truly, very | increasingly | quite

equally

Both paintings are equally valuable to the museum's collection.

inherently, intrinsically

Clean water is inherently valuable to all communities, regardless of their wealth.

potentially

ecologically, educationally, scientifically, socially

The old library building is socially valuable to our neighborhood.

PREP

as

That old cookbook proved valuable as a source of traditional family recipes.

for

Strong communication skills are valuable for anyone who wants to succeed in their career.

to

Her advice was incredibly valuable to me when I started my new job.

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