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val·u·a·ble. (văl′yo͞o-ə-bəl, văl′yə-) adj. 1. Having considerable monetary or material value for use or exchange: a valuable diamond. 2. Of great importance, use, or service: valuable information; valuable advice. 3. Having admirable or esteemed qualities or characteristics: a valuable friend.

valuable · valuable worth a lot of money: The thieves took three pieces of valuable jewellery. · precious rare and worth a lot of money; loved or valued very much ...

1. adjective. If you describe something or someone as valuable, you …

Meaning of valuable in English valuable adjective us / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / uk / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / valuable adjective (MONEY) B1 worth a lot of money: These antiques are extremely valuable. This is losing valuable business for the company. Opposite worthless (NO MONEY) Note: Invaluable means 'extremely useful'. More examples

Meaning of valuable in English valuable adjective uk / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / us / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / valuable adjective (MONEY) B1 worth a lot of money: These antiques are extremely valuable. This is losing valuable business for the company. Opposite worthless (NO MONEY) Note: Invaluable means 'extremely useful'. More examples

VALUABLE meaning: 1 : worth a lot of money; 2 : very useful or helpful.

having considerable monetary worth; costing or bringing a high price: a valuable painting; a valuable crop. ; having qualities worthy of respect, admiration, or ...

Valuable, precious refer to that which has monetary or other value. Valuable applies to whatever has value, but especially to what has considerable monetary value or special usefulness, rarity, etc.: a valuable watch. That which is precious has a very high intrinsic value or is very dear for its own sake, associations, or the like: a precious jewel, friendship.

Verkkovaluable worth a lot of money: The thieves took three pieces of valuable jewelry. …

Definition of VALUABLE (adjective): worth a lot of money; very useful and important.

Verkko1. : the monetary worth of something : market price. 2. : a fair return or equivalent …

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvaluableval‧u‧a‧ble /ˈvæljuəbəl, -jəbəl $ ˈvæljəbəl/ ○○○ W3 adjective 1 VALUEworth a lot of money OPP ...

The original (and current) meaning of invaluable is "valuable beyond estimation"; the word describes something so precious that one cannot assign a price to it. This, clearly, is the opposite of the meaning "having no value; valueless" that the word might seem to carry. Invaluable actually has been recorded in the sense "without value," but such use has been exceedingly rare and is practically nonexistent today.

valuable in American English ; 1. a. · having material value; being worth money ; 2. of great merit, use, or service; highly important, esteemed, etc.

VerkkoMeaning of valuable in English valuable adjective uk / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / us / ˈvæl.jə.b ə l / …

adjective. having worth or merit or value. “a valuable friend”. synonyms: worthful · worthy · adjective. having great material or monetary value especially for ...

valuable definition: 1. worth a lot of money: 2. Valuable information, advice, etc. is very helpful or important: 3…. Learn more.

VerkkoSynonyms for VALUABLE: expensive, precious, costly, premium, priceless, …

Verkkovaluable 1 of 2 adjective val· u· able ˈval-yə (-wə)-bəl 1 : worth a large amount of …

Verkkothe importance or worth of something for someone: For them, the house's main value …

valuable in American English (ˈvæljuːəbəl, -jəbəl) adjective 1. having …